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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Portraits of pets past: Jessica
Jessica was our second cat. I made this portrait of her around 1974. She was one of the sweetest cats I have ever known. She lived with us while we finished our studies in Berlin and moved back to the … Continue reading
Webnesday (11)
I’ve been hoping to find another new spider to present today, but the only ones I’ve seen since last Webnesday have been a couple of very shy and very quick ones in very dark places in the basement. However, while … Continue reading
Melancholy Monday: Granada
Granada, Nicaragua, November 11, 2003. It was a work day, but a mercifully brief one that was over before noon. My hosts had recommended a restaurant in the nearby town of Granada. It’s been a while since I did this, … Continue reading
Serenity Sunday: Otago
It was Wednesday, April 10, 1996. I had spent the night in Dunedin, on the southeastern coast of New Zealand’s South Island, and I had work to do near Balclutha, some 80 km to the southwest, a drive of about … Continue reading
Silly Saturday: Looking back
When you’re out and about with your camera, open for inspiration for something to really catch your eye, do you ever get the feeling that you’re not alone? That you are also being observed? Watched? Studied? Evaluated? This has happened … Continue reading
Nebulous Noteables: Gunnedah
I haven’t posted anything from my store of favorite clouds in quite a while, and I’ve had this one on my mind for some time now. I hope you won’t mind another trip to Australia so soon after my last … Continue reading
Posted in Nebulous Notables, Night Photography
Tagged Australia, Clouds, Night, Summer, Travels
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Fleeting Beauty (1): Darwin
A few days ago one of my photo friends, The Meanderer, in response to my first recent post about the rainbow in Naves, France, aptly described the moment as “fleeting beauty.” I was immediately intrigued by this perceptive term, and … Continue reading
