There is currently a move on several fronts in Washington, DC to bring about what is essentially the denial of due process among other things that our nation is founded upon. It is a move brought about by those that govern us, those that influence them, and those with special interests. We put those who govern us in office, and we empowered them to do such. We are also the ones that can point out their narrow mindedness. If you believe that censorship without due process is wrong, consider doing something about it.
2011-12-04 found me taking an extended walk with the old Mamiyaflex from an earlier post that I just covered in red camera leather. A sunny afternoon in Nyack and Piermont, NY and a couple of rolls of 120 Fuji Film. Fun [...]
Fourteen is now the new sixteen. Leonard Cohen is on the radio, Haagen-Dazs and Fair Trade are running through my veins, and I’m enjoying it. Just finished re-skinning my fathers old…
Years ago I purchased a Leica with a 35mm and 90mm lens. I use to carry that M4P with its 35mm lens on it every where, every day for years.
What’s your problem? / I think I’m a chicken. / How long has this been going on? / Ever since I was an egg!
Just a little further north on the Tappan Zee, where one might catch a glimpse of a wild headless horseman about.
The other evening I ended up on the Pier in Piermont, NY looking north on the Tappan Zee while watching these outrageous clouds blow on by.
Fishing for carp with a traditional pole on the Oradell Reservoir in Haworth, NJ at sunset. Photographed on a project for Bergen SWAN.
An environmental portrait of Louis, a waiter at my favorite Mexican restaurant, Fiesta Mexico. It is a part of an ongoing personal project.
At times we look, but don’t see. I noticed this peaceful Buddha for the first time while on an afternoon walk in the gardens at Skylands Manor April 4th, 2009.
A vaporetto ride on the fascinating blue lagoon at dusk between the Venetian islands of Murano and Burano, Venice, Italy.