We all have experiences of the power of the “press”—even if that is nowadays often social media rather than the press of olden days. The ability to share information with…
I’d promised to share a few more photographs from our recent visit to the Shelburne Museum. One of the delights of this remarkable gem is the Ticonderoga, a side-paddle-wheel steamship…
How often I hear “Life is busy!” or “Life is BORING!” The fabulous little Museum of Everyday Life in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom is proof neither is inherently true. Wandering through the…
Although much of my work involves seeing the natural world, like many photographers, I’ve also long found satisfaction in photographing buildings, especially older ones. Of course I love the abstractions…
Like many places in the world today, it is—again—hot and steamy. A place like this might be a good one to aim for at some point in the day: And,…
First, my apologies for the absence of late. Lots of juggling. Ankle seems to be mending but walking is still restricted. A chance to explore new, less rigorous territory?! The…
Sometimes not being on time is a bonus! Several years ago we arrived at the Tate Modern in London late in the afternoon thinking we’d have several hours to enjoy…
Photographs help me remember moments that are special. I hope my niece, Claire, and her new husband, Moriel, will often look at this photograph and remember what a precious day…
On our walk this week we stopped at a small graveyard, Peck Cemetery, now in a corn field, surrounded by a “chain” (now plastic) fence. We enjoyed reading the gravestone names and…
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