My 02/01/26 postcard is shards of broken glass embedded in the soil at Albuquerque’s Glass Graveyard, the remains of a former city landfill active from 1920 to 1948. Repeated fires burned away organic waste, leaving behind a dense field of glass fragments, sharp, dulled, and weathered, now exposed at the surface. What was once refuse has become an artifact, a textured record of time and abandonment.
My 08/12/26 postcard features a Jaguar hood ornament gleaming in the midday sun. A timeless…
My 08/11/26 postcard captures a hummingbird pausing to feed from a red Hesperaloe blossom in…
My 08/10/26 postcard is a lone rental scooter sitting abandoned along Ridgecrest Drive, with the…
I found this duck gliding quietly across the calm waters of Tingley Beach on a…
I found this hardworking bumblebee tucked deep inside a white blossom on Idlewilde Lane in…
I found this Goldfinch perched among some sunflowers on Southern Avenue, pausing just long enough…
