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Silent Sunday: The Work of Joy Franklin

Posted on April 17, 2011April 18, 2011 by Red Dirt Kelly

About twice each week I check on “Expedition OK,” Joy Franklin’s photography blog.  These past few weeks have provided us with photos of her kitty, four-wheeling’, a Rattlesnake Festival, and much more.  Two of my favorites were the University of Science and Arts “Droverstock” festival and some quiet moments looking over love letters written by her grandparents.  Here is just a taste of that work.  See the bottom of this post for more information about Joy, her blog, and how to follow her on Twitter. Have a great Silent Sunday ~ [kelly]

Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up. ~Pablo Picasso

 

Quote from her website: "I run over a chicken coming home and killed it dead and I am afraid to go back to Hugo" this was my favorite letter of the bunch!
Another quote from her website: "I just don't think you love me as you said you did I just believe you love some other boy don't you"

To visit “Expedition Oklahoma” and see Joy’s work, please go here.

To follow Joy on Twitter, please go here.  Twitter warning – she’s prolific in her posts, and they’re unrated…your choice!

Thanks, Joy, for doing what you do – RDK

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