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  1. Issue · Aug 22, 2026

    Walla Walla Guitar Company | Some Guitars Come Off an Assembly Line. These Don't. (opens the original)

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    There's a particular kind of quiet that happens in a guitar shop that isn't really a shop at all.No fluorescent lights buzzing over rows of identical instruments. No sales floor. Just sawdust hanging in a slant of window light, the smell of raw wood and finish, and four guys who've spent years learning how to turn a plank of tonewood into something someone will play for the rest of their life.That's where I found myself a few weeks ago, camera in hand, standing in the middle of Walla Walla Guita

  2. Issue · Aug 1, 2026

    Why Thousands of People Celebrate Pacific Island Culture in Idaho (opens the original)

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    I’ve been doing this long enough that I usually know what I’m walking into before I get there. A festival, a business, a community group — I show up, I set up the camera, and I have a rough idea of the story I’m going to tell.The Idaho Island Festival broke that patternI didn’t grow up around Pacific Island culture. I didn’t know what a kanikapila was before this project. I didn’t expect a ukulele jam group in Boise to be one of the most quietly moving parts of the day. And I definitely didn’t e

  3. Issue · Jul 19, 2026

    Why Creatives Need Community (opens the original)

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    I’ve been part of this photography group since it started. I’ve shown up to the meetups, watched it grow, watched new photographers and models walk in nervous and leave with a portfolio and a handful of new friends. So when I decided to point a camera at it and tell its story, I wasn’t walking in as an outsider trying to figure out why it works. I already knew. I just wanted to put it into words, on camera, in the voices of the people who built it.The MeetupPhotographers, models, and other creat

  4. Issue · Jul 13, 2026

    The Man Who Never Stopped Collecting (opens the original)

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    I’ve spent years behind a camera, and every once in a while I end up somewhere that reminds me why I still love this work.Polson, Montana did that to me.I’d heard about the Miracle of America Museum the way you hear about most things worth seeing secondhand, from someone who said “you have to go, I can’t really explain it, you just have to go.” So I went. And I brought a camera, because that’s what I do, but I honestly didn’t know what I was walking into.What I found was 40-plus buildings and ov

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