Monthly Archives: March 2016

Friday morning demanded infrared photography to document the drama before the sun’s thaw (right click to open in new window or tab for larger view) Leica M8, 40 mm Summicron w/ B+W 092 IR Filter

Pioneers of the Art We gathered last evening in an unfinished 6th floor penthouse space atop a Peck School of the Arts venue at Kenilworth and Prospect Avenue as the sun set over Milwaukee. It was the third eclectic gathering of souls sharing a mutual interest in music, poetry, and the counter cultural history of Milwaukee. John and […]

…lest we forget the possibilities of spring in Wisconsin (right click, open in new tab or window, for larger view) Leica M Monochrom, 50 mm Summilux Asph

from the warm, dark, moist earth. (right click and open in new tab, or window, for larger view) Leica M, 75 mm Sumilux Leica M, 35 mm Sumilux Asph

and warm enough to have the windows down the sound of the falls blew in and whispered come over here… We must always listen to nature whispering. (right click and open image in new window or tab, for larger view) Leica M, 28 mm Summicron Asph

strolling around the pond edge. sixty degrees warm. (right click, open image in new window [or tab], for larger view) the noise from above distracts my contemplation of the thaw. though the lines appear the same. whether looking up or looking down. Leica M, 100 mm Apo Elmarit R Looking back. To another time. When doing […]