Get well, Binnaz. Blue is your color! The protected land and public parks are an integral part of life in most, if not all the states. Rhode Island, as small as it may be, is not an exception. The large spans of wooded areas, numerous ponds, of … [Read more...] about Stepstone Falls and Arcadia State Park
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Newport – Westport 2018
This post and all the photographs are a long-winded get-well card for my sister Binnaz. Get well soon, Binnaz. Jan and I are sending you our love and best wishes along with these photographs. A little over seven years ago I took a helicopter ride … [Read more...] about Newport – Westport 2018
Bill Clark Exhibit
The word "photography" comes from Greek, "photos (ϕοτοσ), light, and graphos (γραοσ), writing, delineation, or painting," (Oxford Reference) or drawing with light. Bill Clark takes this almost literally in most of his … [Read more...] about Bill Clark Exhibit
Fields of Color in Lens Magazine
The International Lens Magazine has published its latest issue with the theme "color." I had submitted a collection of photographs from the Great Salt Lake, The Fields of Color, and they were accepted for publication. This issue also marks their … [Read more...] about Fields of Color in Lens Magazine
Better Late Than Never
Five years ago, this post could have had a different title and opening paragraph: Honorable Mention Winner of PX3, Prix de la Photographie Paris 2012 In The PXJ 2012 Competition in Landscape category But, it took me five years and this … [Read more...] about Better Late Than Never
Abstract Photography
Abstract photography seems to be an elusive subject, hard to nail down to a single definition. This may be due to the abstract nature of the idea of "abstraction" and perpetuating misconceptions about abstract photography. Many have written on the … [Read more...] about Abstract Photography
Off The Wall
A while back, late October 2016, I went to visit a potential client near Dean Street in Providence. Although the route was very familiar to me from my years of driving to Providence College, that particular street was new to me but very easy to … [Read more...] about Off The Wall