
Or, How a Cheap Camera and a Thousand Dollars Worth of Software Can Work For You
My parents are retired, but not retiring. As a matter of fact, they’ve begun to range far and wide. Over this past summer, they set off on what I’ve begun to refer to as their Grand Adventure. They recently purchased [...]

Or, How to Help Your Family Time Travel
My daughter just celebrated her September birthday and I wanted to give her something very special. She has a fascination with all things Marie Antoinette. I have a fascination with all things ART and thought it would be a good opportunity to continue working on my digital mastery [...]

“The world breaks everyone – and afterward some are strong at the broken places.”
Ernest Hemingway
Unexpressed love is toxic. Happy Birthday Kate.

Or, A Few of My Favorite Things
Yeah, I know. EVERYBODY photographs flowers. Well, everybody also breathes, but you don’t see me insisting that fewer of you do it, now do you? I aim my camera at pretty things. Call me shallow, but not for me, all that journalistic ‘we really should do something about these [...]

Or, Another Step Closer to Figuring Some Crap Out
Or, Before Enlightenment, Chop Wood and Carry Water.
Or, After Enlightenment, Chop Wood and Carry Water.
This piece of artwork has kept me busy, on and off, for the better part of the past two months. I mentioned in an earlier post how much I love Maggie Taylor’s art. [...]

Or – Where the Werewolves of London Roam…Not
Unlike many major American cities, the city of Atlanta requires homeowners whose property abuts public streets to maintain the sidewalks between their property and the street. Rumor has it that other municipalities keep city sidewalks in good repair utilizing taxpayer’s money. In Atlanta, this rather non-progressive policy leads [...]

Southern Gothic Gemini Watched Over by the Ancestors, the Moon and Mother Cameo
I LOVE Maggie Taylor’s art. I own one of her books and have been literally CONSUMING it. If I could eat it, I would. I feel so inspired when I look at her magical works of wonder. I’ve finally gotten patient enough to [...]