Yesterday I accompanied Jim to visit the Kingston Rail Station. It was a bit chilly, slightly drizzly, overcast day. The station, which I visited for
Street Photography
I lead a roundtable discussion for the Film Photographers Association in November, the topic was "Street Photography." We discussed the nature of
Passing Through Anatolia
Anatolian Landscapes is the result of a long train ride from Istanbul to Adana, going through the plains, mountains, villages, towns, and experiencing
Art, Exhibit Opening Today
On November 5, 2014, we hung the exhibit Sacred Spaces Large and Small: Hagia Sophia & Panagia Isodion at the Central Congregational Church in
Chickens on the Runway
Hard To Call These Chickens Chickens are the but of many jokes, but I dare you to stare down one of these chickens! These photographs are by Ernest
Looking Back – The Commentary
A while back, in mid-September, I posted a collection of 14 photographs from the old masters and asked anyone to offer their comments on any of them.
Ballet Off Stage
Performing arts generally require a stage, often an elaborate stage. In a way, that isolated environment allows the artists to create the magic they
Sacred Spaces Large and Small
Hagia Sophia has stood over 1,400 years as one of the significant achievements of human ingenuity, creativity, and dedication. If you had a chance to
Looking Back
Photography has a rich, and due to its nature, a well-documented history. I would like to make this post an inverted process. Instead of writing a