Regardless of your position on the current situation in the United States, you should agree that our freedom to protest is essential to the American experience. We can say what we want, and take to the streets to ensure our …
Read: Early February Books, 2025
Lauren Groff’s “Matrix“ brings a certain darkness that only comes from the harshness of life in England of the 1100s. Religion, the crown, famine, illness, and a million other ways to suffer. But this book flirts with all sorts of …
Adventure: New Shoes, False Spring, 2025
Two adventure posts in one month. I must be doing something right. We are enjoying a false spring here in New Mexico with temperatures in the low sixties, even at 7,000 feet. Toward the southern end of the state, temps …
Creative: Mostly Misses
I carry a camera all the time. Everywhere. And a backpack, much to the chagrin of friends and family. “You aren’t taking that with you, are you?” they ask as we head out to dinner. “Yes, I’m taking it.” I …
Creative: Fine Art Seminar, Duncan Miller Gallery
Here is another event I’d like to bring to your attention. The event is hosted by Duncan Miller Gallery in Los Angeles, falling under their Fine Art Seminar series. I’ve known Daniel Miller for years, and our names are close …
Creative: Trade Night at Projections
The next two posts are about my upcoming talks and recordings. The first is “Trade Night at Projections.” You can see their past recordings on their YouTube channel. Frank Meo, also known as “The Photo Closer,” asked me if I …
Creative: Morocco Zine, Philipp Erkert
Let me introduce you to a beautiful Zine. For those unfamiliar with Zines, know they are an “informal” or “underground,” magazine. There are nearly 10,000 Zines printed each year in the United States alone. They can be handmade, or made …
Read: Books, January 2025
I don’t know anyone who could do what these people did. WWII, the Japanese took Rangoon, forcing the British into a hasty retreat. China is working with the Allied Forces, and someone needs to find a way to get a …