Sol y Emilio
Last Saturday was the grand wedding in Mendoza, Argentina–the principal reason we traveled down under to the southern hemisphere. […]
Atahualpa Yupanqui and “El Arriero”
Atahualpa Yupanqui (“ahtah-WALL-pah you-Pahn-key”) was arguably the most important figure in the history of Argentine folklore music. You
Ghost Women Appear Again
Three more for the portfolio, all from old, weathered and torn posters hanging on obscure walls… “Disappearing USA Woman
The Man On the Sidewalk – Triptych
There is a whole world at our feet if we would just look closely…
Talca Bottling Plant – Lines, Textures, Shapes, Forms
Today, Valentine’s Day, we were treated to a tour of the Talca “embotelladora”, or bottling plant, in Godoy Cruz,
Crossing the Cordillera Once Again
“Aquí me pongo a cantar (Here I begin to sing) Al compás de la vigüela; (To the rhythm of the
In Search of the Very Best Lens
How many of you have used results from Modulation Transfer Function (MTF) charts to pick a new lens? Come
Mall Patterns (and in color, no less!)
Cleaning out some cell phone images… Here is an example of what a photographer does when boredom sets in at
Miles From Nowhere
“Miles from nowhere…I think I’ll take my time… Miles from nowhere, not a soul in sight… Oh yeah, but
Cisco, Utah (Reprise)
I have visited this unusual spot several times over the years. (See previous posts, HERE and HERE, for example.) Unfortunately,