With a knack for capturing brief instances of beauty in daily life, J.S. Wright compiles his analog photography in his printed collection, Scar Lover in a Red Halter. The subject matter never strays far from the ordinary, with shots ranging from elderly men walking their dogs to cans of vegetable oil stacked by a street-side trash can. However, the imagery bears a strangeness that compels the viewer to stop and consider a number of chairs, propped on the pavement, as something rather extraordinary and worthy of artistic reflection.