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Mark Holt-ShannonDispatches from an Anti-Tourist
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Nothing Left to Shoot
A photographer friend suggested to me once of the smallish northeastern town we both live in, he said, There’s nothing left to shoot here. I get it: only so much ground to cover. Though still I couldn’t disagree more.
For starters, there’s...
Westsong
Seated outside my sunset room, goes one westsong, I hat-tip brown señoras pushing cleaning-carts, offer Tecate, plucked from my squeaking foam cooler: Mexican smiles, Spanish laughter. But this ain’t that. Instead, key-in-hand, expensive ge...
Untethered
Early family road trips to popular camping destinations often looked like this: two-and-a-half days of interstate driving split somewhere around the three-quarters mark by a TV-hypnotized night’s sleep in a neon hotel chosen late the night...
Anti-Tourist
I’d been holding pee an hour before I ripped off the Band-aide and sat up in my single-person tent. Yellowstone, three a.m. I hurried into the clothes from the bottom of my bag and zip-zip-zip I was outside, bending out the cold, setting co...
Nitro Run
Fixing to drive a northwest hypotenuse across Nebraska toward the Oglala Grasslands, I left Missouri in the cold dark, crossed the border, and pulled into an agro-industrial yard at twilight. Out of the car, camera slung, I waded into the b...
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Grew up barefoot riding the bus to the beach with allowance change in my pocket so that I could buy Yoo Hoos, Hostess pies, and beef jerky at the Filipino market across the street from the Beachcomber Motel.
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