Small Town Documentary
Yes, I’d call Cheyenne, Wyoming a town. Maybe not “small” anymore (it has grown over the years, after all)…but almost
Yes, I’d call Cheyenne, Wyoming a town. Maybe not “small” anymore (it has grown over the years, after all)…but almost
This is an interesting public art and environmental project part of which you’ll see expressed on walls and buildings throughout the
Nearly three years ago, my wife and I visited and photographed this abandoned railroad camp for the first time. It
The hands: My wife, María Rosa Fusté. The photo: A very youthful Maria with her father, Ramon, just before he passed
Looks like I’m off and running with a project. This one definitely taps into a deeper emotional well than I
The French call it pave (think of the famous bike race Paris-Roubaix). We might say merely “bricks” or “cobblestones”. It
I seem to have a growing collection of empty chair images in my collection. To me at least, they seem
Dana Bove has just created and launched a new website that is slightly different than your average photography internet destination: “Photography
Also called “fading ads” or “brick ads” these painted propaganda pieces on the sides of buildings in many a downtown