Barcelona is one of the most photographed cities in the world. So, how to see and capture something a bit different? Perhaps with a project photographing some of the lesser-known buildings of Barcelona…
This is my second photo tour in as many years of this Barcelona barrio that has been under assault from speculation, heavy-handed investment, and gentrification for some time now. The murals tell the story…
This wonderful spot, just above Park Güell, is well known to many local runners, hikers, and dog-walkers, and is worth a hike for either sunrise or sunset. If you are really lucky, maybe you’ll be privy to a sunrise rainbow show arcing above the mountains behind you!
A brief monochrome visual tour of Nashville, Tennessee, or “Music City” as it has come to be known…
The late George Carlin was a genius with words, a deft dasher of conventional logic, and a master observer of American cultural paradoxes.
I don’t always agree with everything he says, but I listen…
Photography and our memories…ah, how intimate the relationship, no? Nostalgia. Auld lang syne…
In this blog, watch a short video of 94-year-old Marcel Remy on one of the most iconic rock climbs in Europe, the Miroir de l’Argentine in Switzerland. (No, that’s not him in the above picture–it’s me! But Marcel is certainly my inspiration. When I grow up I want to be like Marcel!) Take a look…
Hotel Vela, on Barcelona’s seafront, is not a bad place for the photographer to play with light, reflections, sky, seagulls, contrails, and angles…
Tibidabo, high above Barcelona–a photography hot spot with activities for the whole family…
