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Category Archives: Photography
Nests of the Sociable Weaver
South African photographer Dillon Marsh loves three things (probably more) – travel, landscapes and photography. While traveling through the Southern Kalahari he re-encountered the nests of the sociable weaver, first seen on a family vacation as a child. A relatively small bird, … Continue reading
Carlos Arredondo
Heroes. They are both concept and at times reality. As long as we’ve had stories and the means to share them, be it spoken, painted or written, we’ve had tales to tell of great deeds and bravery. Some of the … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Photography
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Giving Focus
As I sit, reflecting on yesterday’s events in Boston, accepting my emotions and looking ahead to what I can do, I find solace in other people’s words. I could say many things but others before me have expressed similar ideas … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Photography, Quotes, Sociology
My City, My Sorrow
Tragedies are all too common in our world. Every honorable person understands the sorrow that violent attacks, concocted and played out by our fellow citizens of planet Earth, inflict. The addition of personal connections to an atrocity drives that sorrow … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Kids and Their Toys
We’ve seen a number of photographic series over the years that focus on people and their possessions. Our material goods say so much about who we are – economic status, values, what goods we choose to spend money on. I … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Products, Sociology, Travel
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Photo Day, November 16th
My birthday is always right around Thanksgiving. When I was very young, probably 7 or 8, I made my wish and blew out my birthday candles. I took the idea that telling your wish would negate it to heart, so … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
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Food Meets the Electron Scanning Microscope
At first glance these images are confounding. Did someone make an ice cube wall? It’s too early in the season for snow and ice forts; an architectural feat I could not master as a kid, much to my disappointment. The … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Food, Photography
Photo Day, November 15th
You can expect to see frequent photo posts for a while. I may have taken a couple hundred photos while visiting Colorado. This was an abandoned bank I stumbled upon while strolling around Denver. Old style bank machines, smashed glass, … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Photo Day, November 11th
When you live in one of the most compactly populated cities in the U.S, which is overcast and cold half the year, visiting a state with wide open skies, 330 days of sun, warmer temperatures despite the altitude, and space … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Travel
