(click image for larger view) My friend, David White, introduced me to twitter. As a web designer and marketing consultant I felt a need to know; to keep up with trends. I began following people that David followed; and posted my first brief message on November 22nd, 2008. It took a lot of time to […]
Monthly Archives: February 2009
Buckwheat Zydeco tries to warm me up at Turner Hall
Last Thursday I went to hear Buckwheat Zydeco at Turner Hall; in an attempt to warm up a bit; and also get in synch with our friends in NOLA. Didn’t quite work out. As a huge Clifton Chenier fan I’ve been watching Buckwheat for the past decades; hoping he may pickup where Clifton left off. Alas, […]
Life, as we knew it, vanishing before our eyes.
“As a fledgling street photographer strolling up and down the streets of cities, I quickly became aware of Time and its erosive power. …for it seemed to me that what was about to vanish was important and irreplaceable, and frankly, I wanted my photographs to offer, in some manner, the power of resuscitation. Actually, I […]
Sometimes I just can’t resist the obvious.
“…I can’t recreate my feelings about how I happened to do this or that, because a lot of my stuff was done without any motivation, more than just what I call having a good time fooling around.” – Imogen Cunningham (click image for larger view)
Wishing wells and mandalas
listen to warm thaw watching egos dissolving into a sea of compassion [qt:/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/mz000034.mov 480 10] (click on images for larger view)
Light, always the light. Sometimes the time.
“A painter works with color as the medium, a photographer works with light.” – Carlotta M. Corpron (click on image for larger view) and time — the photographer works with light and/or time Last Sunday Ann’s son, Josh, brought Clyde over for a visit.
The seeing eye
Last evening I read from “Imogen Cunningham, Ideas without end” by Richard Lorenz; and again just before going to lunch with my friend, David White. These readings, and looking at her photographs, inspired me to write in my journal, “…intend to see more and deeper.” “You have to have it in you first, you don’t learn it. […]