On Signage (and balls)
Keep your eyeballs skinned for unusual signage. Eventually, unavoidably, you’ll build up a pretty good collection of strange and confounding
The Black Rapid Strap v. Tripod Conundrum
First, the Black Rapid Strap. If you do any walking around with your DSLR, whether it be among the fig
A Spring Snow
Yesterday, twenty inches of the white stuff fell up in Nederland, they say. At Arapahoe Basin, the last to keep their
Bon Dia de la Mare! ¡Feliz Día de las Madres!
On this Mother’s Day, there is snow on the ground…and still more falling thickly through the air from the clouds.
THE “Rules” for street photography
Last month, I remember having a wonderful discussion with Jason Paul Roberts at the Lyons Cinema and Photography Arts Center in
Where to go? Where to go?
That was the big question for today’s sunrise (above). With a short break in the current unsettled spell of weather
Eldorado & Poe
The genius writer died under somewhat mysterious circumstances at an early age. Disease? Drunk? Drugged? Epilepsy? Diabetes? Syphilis? Rabies? Cholera?
Chautauqua Park, Flowers
The flowers are back! Spring has definitely sproinged!
Imitation and “the Masters”
“Follow the masters! But why should one follow them? The only reason they are masters is that they didn’t follow
The “Chapel on the Rock”, Saint Malo Retreat Center
Who hasn’t stopped to photograph this beautiful little stone chapel (visited by Pope John Paul II in 1993!) whilst traveling