Middle to late November always leaves me thinking about being at sea. It’s the season for southbound sailboat deliveries on the Atlantic coast of the US. Delivering a sailboat from,…
-
-
Not only was it All Saint’s Day, but it was the first cold, blustery day in NYC this fall. Everyone was bundled up against the northwest wind, I heard a…
-
I’ve been thinking about E publishing a couple of my photography books. There are a bunch of options available: i’m undecided which format etc. to use. But while I ponder…
-
October light is amazing on the Eastern End of Long Island, especially on cloudless afternoons. The day before yesterday, around four o’clock in the afternoon, the sunlight was bouncing and…
-
At first, when I decided to post some images from a documentary job that I shot last summer in Jalisco, Mexico, I thought the common theme would be photographs of…
-
I’m just getting into four/thirds. So what’s a four third? It’s a digital camera format developed by Panasonic and also embraced by Olympus. I recently bought a used Panasonic G-1…
-
A short while ago, I was down-east Maine, up on Deer Isle in Penobscot Bay. I was tucked away in a cozy little cottage right on the rocky Maine coast.…
-
As I mentioned in my last post, I spent some time photographing in the Afghan refugee camps in the northwester territories of Pakistan in the 1990’s. At that time, I…
-
Certainly, the current American perception of Pakistan is not a particularly positive one. My experience in Pakistan was largely focused on documenting the making of high quality, hand made oriental…
-
My daughter, Julia, spent a bunch of hours this past year rummaging through my Polaroid and work print archives looking for family photographs. When she found this work print, she…
