In this 2020 I have vowed to get rid of stuff. This is difficult, particularly with my photo files which are very large.

Today lawyers were on my agenda for the trash. Singleton Urquart, followed Thorstensen’s and a few more law firms that I photographed in the 90s. In order to take my equipment downtown  purchased a municipal plate that allowed me to load or unload in loading zones or back alleys for 30 minutes. I had a dolly that helped me move the stuff to the buildings and up the elevators.

There were other firms I worked for.  One in particular Roberston Pick was an ad agency that specialized in real estate and I believe built homes. Most of Roberston Pick went to my oficina trash basket. There was one envelope that included b+w negatives and an 8x10 print with fixer stains as the Ilford plastic coated paper of the 90s was not archival. The envelope is titled Cinderella and I have no memory of the assignment or who the little girl was. The date on the fax is 1994. This would make the little girl be in her 30s.

I wonder who she was? She will survive in my files. The little girl is now in the Cs as Cinderella.