As I mentioned in March, I’m working on a project called Poétiʞa, which is a collaboration with my friend Maribel, a poet from Spain. Because our travel schedules have been out-of-sync lately, major progress on Poetiʞa is on hold until … Continue reading
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Take a look at the following photo by Imogen Cunningham, a 20th century American photographer, who in the 1920s did a whole series of “botanical” photographs:
If I tell people I’m a photographer, the question they usually ask “What do you take photos of?” What an excellent question.
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Well, I had the best of intentions just now to post some actual touristy-type views of Potsdam. I really did take a couple of shots of the famous palace, Sans Souci, that would be recognizable as the palace. Really I … Continue reading
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My unexpected hiatus last week on the blog was due to entertaining some friends who had driven up from Italy to visit. Thanks M— and S—, it was fun to see you! In only two days, we covered lots of … Continue reading
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Today is May 1st, which is Labor Day here in Germany and much of the rest of the world, North America aside. It’s a holiday here, and
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So when I read Will’s comment on yesterday’s snow photos, it made me laugh. I mean, me, go to a desert? I thought to myself OK, I’ll have to make a note, since that’s not on the travel plan anytime … Continue reading
In English, the expression is that March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb, or vice versa. I would say Germany at the beginning of March came in more like a snow leopard. On March 9th Chris … Continue reading
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While we were walking down the street on Sunday, Chris noticed as we turned the corner onto a neighboring street that there were these huge reflective spheres in a shop window. Which meant we had to stop so I could … Continue reading
Nothing I know gives you that glow like sweet applause … Or so the Broadway song from the 1970 musical Applause goes. Perhaps that’s true. But it’s a different kind of glow you see when you get up to see … Continue reading