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September 25, 2012
A Man, His Hands, And a Bag of Oysters
I have this habit of looking at people’s hands like I’m looking for clues. I find they reveal so much more than most people are willing to offer. They tell a story.
As Vincent Hooper hauls 50-pound burlap sacks of oysters, I can’t help but notice that his hands are big—too big for his average size, as if they grew in spite of him. His fingers look swollen and ashy around the joints and cuticles. The skin across the backs of his hands stretch tight, like leather gloves that are too small and worn to offer any real protection.
March 4, 2015
Good and Evil Chocolate Layer Cake
Recipe and Styling by Libbie Summers Photography by Chia Chong We interrupt this week of rhubarb to bring you a dose of decadence and high fives to the hostess city, […]
May 31, 2014
Forever Honeysuckle
Words and Photography by Ashley Woodson Bailey Galveston, Texas. 1977. I see and smell honeysuckle vine for the first time and wonder if I can eat it. To my delight, […]
