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Category Archives: Daily thoughts
Those who carry paint and beer
Do those who carry paint where ever they travel also carry beer
Always walk in fog with poets
a walk in the fog shrouded marina morning with my poet friend David White
Those most loved
those most loved nearly all taken for granted
Light invites the dance
Each morning after dressing before descending light invites the dance
The lightest snow
Last Saturday morn the lightest snow I’ve ever seen fall into view
H2O @ 0 degrees C
For the past couple years I’ve posted a Photograph A Week (PAW) on my web site. The PAW files from 2007 can be seen here. For 2008 I’ll transition to post the PAWs on this blog. While this image is not the pick for this week (50); it does come from the past week’s exploration of […]
Choosing
“There are no events but thoughts and heart’s hard turning, the heart’s hard learning where to love and whom. The rest is merely gossip, and tales for other times.” —Annie Dillard, Holy the Firm
Imagination in harmony with truth – sliced out of time and space
Photography = selection, composition and light; sliced out of space and time; usually within a fraction of a second. “Some people’s photography is an art. Not mine. Art is a dirty word in photography. All this fine art crap is killing it already.” Helmut Newton People seem to desire truth based on unembellished physical evidence. A witness with a camera appears to provide such evidence. Yet, people also possess appetites for imagination. So the best photography seems to ride the flux of real experience and the […]
Photography Review
Contemplating the photograph as a fleeting frozen fragment of the eternal present. The photograph seems little more than a joke unless considered within significant context. For the last week folks at the LUG cafe (Leica User Group), located in the West Bank of Brian Reid’s email servers, have discussed the concepts of avant-garde, cutting edge, as […]