Christopher Rauschenberg

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In his last years, my father wasn’t able to use his right hand to photograph and he couldn’t figure out how to shoot one-handed with his left hand.  As I sprinkled his ashes, with my right hand, walking from his original beach house along the jungle road past the studio to the fish house, I took some one-handed, left-handed tree portraits for him.  I have added three images from the Recoleta “City of the Dead” in Buenos Aires, taken shortly after he died.

hankie from Agathe
hankie from Agathe
the jungle road
the jungle road
the jungle road
the jungle road
the jungle road
the jungle road
the jungle road
the jungle road
the jungle road
the jungle road
by the print shop
by the print shop
the jungle road
the jungle road
past the studio
past the studio
to the fish house
to the fish house
to the fish house
to the fish house
to the fish house
to the fish house
to the fish house
to the fish house
mingled with his eleven dogs
mingled with his eleven dogs
get well balloons
get well balloons
Merce and Cy
Merce and Cy
unfinished
unfinished
bye, sweetie
bye, sweetie
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina