Transparancy

Among other little fixations, Heather’s reasons for living are her cats, Akira Hokuto, Jarvis Cocker, and the seedy resolution you can only get with a polaroid camera.

Self Portrait

Transparancy

Heather knows that a picture can say many different different things. Sometimes a picture can even ask, “Is it time for a checkup?” Damned collages.

CrushMemory

Transparancy

Ever wish you could go back in time and relive all of the beautiful moments? Well you can’t. There are no words for it.

Head

Transparancy

Heather steals the face, strips away the spirit and washes it all in glorious color. Color hides all flaws in a technicolor dream.

Reclining Oscar

Transparancy

Heather reinvents London’s elusive Oscar Wilde Memorial in the darkroom with a touch of silver… during a sandstorm, I hear.

Daughter

Transparancy

Do good intentions ever really work out? A visual interpretation of blood ties and helplessness.

Stuck

Transparancy

Heather returns from months in the wilderness with a very different look at Wild Billy Childish. Wow!

Scratched Pineapple

Transparancy

Heather had to ruin a perfectly good piece of fruit to make this, so you sure better look at it! Or did she? Photographic phuckery.

Nice Shoes, Ugly

Transparancy

The proper accessories can hide a multitude of sins, but not to the sharp eyes of Transparancy.

Spayed

Transparancy

When you can’t reproduce, you might as well just disappear. Visual testimony courtesy of Transparancy.

O.C.D.

Transparancy

Transparancy :: O.C.D. :: Wednesday, February 28th, 2001

Unspoken

Transparancy

Transparancy :: Unspoken :: Friday, February 2nd, 2001

untouched

Transparancy

Transparancy :: untouched :: Saturday, December 2nd, 2000

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