Haymarket Square was once a real lively place to get cheap produce and fish. It was a hub of noise, activity and particularly smells. Go at the end of the day, and the vendors would give you bags of there wares for next to nothing, cause they didn’t want to pack it up or throw […]
Best part of summer time is BBQ. My father-in-law has this gem up at his cottage, and I made the most of it. Cooking is an intuitive art. It is like “The Force” - one must have that inner sense when the food is done. The same goes with shooting a transparency on an exposure […]
While I was back in Massachusetts for my Brother-in-Law’s wedding, the Celtics one there first championship in 22 years! Back in the mid-80’s my buddy Hervé and I were a part of a group of guys that would spend Friday nights at the YMCA playing other pick-up teams. I clearly remember watching the Laker-Celtic series and […]
Doug and Claire get married in two weeks. As shown here, they have had some experience performing under pressure.
The sky is the limit, so they say, but first you need to get outside… of yourself.
How deep can one dive into the sea of limbo? We are waiting to hear about a fantastic apartment in Baltimore. So we wait over this quiet weekend for the landlord to return from his vacation and for word that may help us visualize what awaits us at the end of this transitional funnel. […]
Okay it was more like an advocacy for spinach powered cars. This shot was taken on Wickenden Street in Providence, when we stopped for some java at the Coffee Exchange for our long ride home from Massachusetts a few weeks ago. Shouldn’t these ladies be more worried about the rising price of corn due to […]
Well Dr. Wifey has scored a nice job at Johns Hopkins, so we are moving out of cow country and down to Baltimore. All though every move is stressful, even when you move around like as often as a gypsy, we have great hope that the new environs will have a lot to offer. We […]
Not naming names, but a certain someone is having some Mother issues that can fill up these boxcars. Dude, what are you thinking?
I’ve heard great things about Ben Jurgenson’s show at the Meat Market in D.C. Although I couldn’t make it to the opening, I was still around the Corcoran when Ben was constructing a lot of these sculptures and his process is amazing. He was an excellent lab tech in the sculpture department and really helped […]
