A friend of mine got married on a bright and sunny day here in Tübingen. In processing the photos I took at the wedding, I saw that the bright sunshine predictably left some things washed out, and overall the light … Continue reading
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So my first official stop as a tourist in London a couple of weeks ago was Trafalgar Square to check out those fountains. After consulting a guidebook or two before I got there,
5 years ago today Chris and I arrived in New Jersey. Now, given the fact that I’m from New Jersey, that may seem like much of a fact worth mentioning.
In teaching my photography workshop, I ran across an unexpected problem. Not with the teaching. Not with ideas about photography. No, the problem was with English.
I’ve been pretty focused today on finishing my preparation for the next two photography workshops I’m giving at the Deutsch-Amerikanishes Institut (d.a.i.) in Tübingen. The first of the two sessions starts tomorrow. (Click here for the full description.)
While preparing notes for my next workshop session today, I happened to look over at a metal and glass ornament that Chris and I bought last year.
So I taught the first session of that photography workshop at the d.a.i. on Saturday, and I’m pleased to report it went well.
Today I’m in the midst of preparing for a talk I’m giving next week on 20th Century American Photographers. The final announcement for it just went up today in the “upcoming events” portion of the website for the Deutsch-Amerikanisches Institut … Continue reading