Getting My Mojo Back
Winter is a slow time for me photographically. This winter, with its harsh weather, has been particularly slow. I made less that two hundred exposures in each of the last
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Winter is a slow time for me photographically. This winter, with its harsh weather, has been particularly slow. I made less that two hundred exposures in each of the last
Early last week one of the organizers of many local protest rallies emailed me asking if I was going to the No Kings event in Peterborough on Saturday. I replied
Thursday was a (relatively) warm* February day with bluebird skies. I headed out mid-morning to make some photographs. I had no real plan other than to be in New London
Bellows Falls, VT is a charming town that punches way above its weight in funkiness. If I have the time, I make sure to pass through the town on my
It was a cold, gray, snowy January. I only managed to make photographs on four days. Here are nine of the ‘keepers’:
I have spent much time in my dim room over the past couple of weeks making and toning cyanotypes. These images are all older exposures, some going back about a
Way back in 2011 (i.e fourteen years ago… egad!!!), I began a ‘tradition’ that I call the Adams Dozen. At the end of each year I choose a dozen photos
Late yesterday (Sunday) morning, with the temperature just above freezing and the skies cloudy, I headed out for a meander. I had no plan other than to be in Brattleboro
The water level in Gregg Lake has been drawn down in order to make repairs to the dam. The goal was to drop the level by about four feet. My
Last Thursday was the warmest day we have had in a long time. The temperature was in the mid-40s F and it was nice a sunny. I headed out late