First, some words. This is “Mostly” Wordless Wednesday after all. So far, MWW has been photographs from the archives, some dating back several years, that fit into a particular theme. That changes this week. From this point forward, the photos presented for MWW will be much more recent. Other changes are that there will probably […]
Statue of Liberty from the Staten Island Ferry Metropolitan Museum of Art Bethesda Terrace Arcade, Central Park Cathedral of Saint John the Devine Subway Fish Monger in China Town Selfie in Times Square Brooklyn Bridge The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bethesda Terrace Arcade in Central Park
In the summer of 2012 I had the opportunity to spend two weeks in Paris. It was a business trip, but that doesn’t mean I spent my evenings sitting in a hotel room. I took full advantage of it. The office is in the suburbs, away from everything, but I stayed in Montparnasse even though […]
A selection of photographs from my trip to Rajasthan, India in February and March of 2013. Bishnoi Villager in Salawas Street Cleaner in Jodhpur The Local Chai Stand in Bhuchkalla Taking a Break in Thanwala Housekeeping in Pachewar Auto-rickshaw (tuk tuk) Driver in Jaipur
As a photographer I struggle at times. I think every photographer does. We either get into a rut where we don’t want to look at the camera anymore, or we’re taking lots of photos but we’re not happy with the photographs we’re creating. The latter happened to me during the early part of the Ladakh […]
This is the second, and last, trip report that I will be re-publishing from the Light Café newsletter. Again, the distribution of this newsletter was so small that few people would have had the chance to read it. I only wrote two trip reports for the short lived newsletter, so all future trip reports […]
This may seem like cheating, but I’m going to re-publish an article I wrote for a photography newsletter. The newsletter was born from an online photography forum which, while the site is still functional, is all but gone. The newsletter never really took off, with only 3 issues published, so not many people have had […]