A Walk Down Pearl Street
Some random thoughts, via images… And a little splash of color…
Cityscapes, Urban & Street
A Sign of a Bygone Era
An era of cowboys, ’57 Chevys, and motor hotels with neon signs… And a close-up, with curious pigeons…
Signs of the Times
It is the glorious, hallelujah, welcome-to-the-promised-land, cirrus clouds that make this one come erect as a photograph. A boring,
The Corner Barber Shop
Well, Floyd’s Barber Shop it’s not–at least from the outside. Maybe it’s a bit more inviting once you are inside
Memorial to a Fellow Cyclist
It seems to happen with depressing regularity wherever there is a heavy mix of motor vehicle and bicycle traffic
Tips from William Klein
Today, THE word on street photography… If you haven’t heard of William Klein, the noted French-American street photographer, you
Neo-Topographic Essay
I always say, “I grew up in Phoenix…before it was Los Angeles.” It is supposed to be a joke, but
Riverside Cemetery (Denver, Colorado)
This is a worthwhile place to visit for a lesson in local history as well as for a little
The New New Topographics School of Photography
“New Topographics” refers to a movement in photography with roots in the 1950s through the 1970s (and continuing, somewhat, today) in both
The Stairwell
Her back to the wall. The wall is red (danger?). There is a stair leading up and a stair leading