Sometimes I look around knowingly that the world is larger than my street. Obligations of job, family, and now COVID, prevent me from the travel I yearn to do and the projects I would love to immerse myself into. But, I am here. My world is what surrounds me everyday. My wife, my son, myContinue reading “Sometimes…”
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“…render unto man…”
“…render unto man the things which are man’s and unto the computer the things which are the computer’s…” -Norbert Wiener
Watching the Protesters at Amazon
“…there is no more dreaming…”
“Now, there is no more dreaming, really.” – Robert Frank
Event Horizon Magazine
Event Horizon Magazine Page 98 Click to access issue-9-with-covers-1.pdf
“… you destroy the house …”
“I knew that the techniques will change the vision – if you change the technique. You want to keep this feeling of freedom, and you want to go farther, so you break the rule, you destroy the house, and you start again.” – Josef Koudelka
Morning “Manhatta”
I have been thinking about my work for quite some time. Actually, I think about it all the time except when I am in the process of doing it. I’ve been wanting to push the boundary of what I do. I am one who lets it happen naturally. I can’t force things to happen. IContinue reading “Morning “Manhatta””
Go Big
Sometimes you just have to walk on the opposite side of the street…
What I enjoy, is that over the years of shooting, certain things, certain subjects kept popping up. Oh, looky there! There’s an interesting theme. Sometimes over analyzing can be a bad thing. But sooner or later you have to try to understand why you do what you do. I like to keep the spontaneity, butContinue reading “Sometimes you just have to walk on the opposite side of the street…”
Time of Life
I can remember many years ago, I was in my early 30s. I was on the subway going home one Saturday afternoon after visiting some galleries on the upper east side. I was sitting across the aisle from a man who appeared to be in his late 40s, with his young son, probably about 6Continue reading “Time of Life”
