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Untitled, Rebekah Hunnicutt via Duston Spear © Jon-Marc Seimon (photographer) 2026
I’ve learned, sometimes a little painfully, that my opinion is not necessarily solicited nor desired when Duston is in the midst of a painting frenzy. She’s...
© Jon-Marc Seimon, 2026
I use AI, quite a lot. And from the get-go, let me be clear: I never EVER use it to write anything that is purportedly written by me. In many cases it would probably do a better job, but where’s the fun in that? Any...
A few years ago some cruel people—okay, a wife-shaped object and a stepdaughter-shaped object—gaslighted me into believing that I was losing my hair. They’d glance at each other knowingly and nod affirmatively at one another, but when I ask...
The first major memory I have of the 4th of July was a doozy: the bicentennial, in 1976, fifty years ago to the day. Although I’d lived in New York as a toddler, my memories of the place were scant (although I realized, the day that my fami...
Note: This is something I wrote on Facebook thirteen years ago. My friend Rick Baitz reminded me of its existence, so I’ve revisited it and am posting it here to honor Abdullah Ibrahim, who died a couple of days ago. It takes me a while to...
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I'm a photographer and writer who contemplates the benign indifference of the universe from my home in the tiny village of Montague, Massachusetts, to which my wife and I escaped in 2024 after many decades identifying as New Yorkers.
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