EVAN LEE MILLER

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This photo was taken at 2nd and Alder in Portland, Oregon. Below this building laid a yellow metal loading dock that spanned a whole block. From what I hear, we skated it the day before it was knobbed.

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Evan Lee Miller

"Untitled"

2013

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"Boulder City"

2014

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Tomorrow.

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"Burning Calories"

2014

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"Untitled"

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2012

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"One Sided #1"

2013

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"One Sided #2"

2013

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I'm excited to announce "Long Story."

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Photo: Evan Lee Miller

The Unprinted Collection is an accumulation of 35mm photographs that were never enlarged. The photographs were originally discarded either because they were wrecked, not fitted to any other series or plainly inadmissible. They had been condemned. With a few years apart, some concern had developed for these photographs, much speculation on their content grew and an arising hope to kindle some memories materialized. I returned to the photographs to compile a new series in their own astray. Coming back to the photographs, a new identity was fitted to their beings.

      The photographs materialize from my daily life and some travels among my early twenties.  They’re a journal around my livelihood and what I have chosen as important.

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Photo: Evan Lee Miller  

     The Unprinted Collection is an accumulation of 35mm photographs that were never enlarged. The photographs were originally discarded either because they were wrecked, not fitted to any other series or plainly inadmissible. They had been condemned. With a few years apart, some concern had developed for these photographs, much speculation on their content grew and an arising hope to kindle some memories materialized. I returned to the photographs to compile a new series in their own astray. Coming back to the photographs, a new identity was fitted to their beings.

      The photographs materialize from my daily life and some travels among my early twenties.  They’re a journal around my livelihood and what I have chosen as important.

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Tim Underwood

"Backside Feeble"

Photo: Evan Lee Miller

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"A Study of Friends #2" 2013