The Wisdom Of David Bowie — Aging is an extraordinary process, by which one becomes the person one should always have been. — David Bowie I ran across this quote this morning, during my morning look at Instagram. This is not the place I go looking for wisdom. Yet this one grabbed my attention in a…

Oddly, It Is The Subtle Color That Draws My Eye And Lens — A few days ago, I once again moved to a new neighborhood, in Oaxaca City. A neighborhood I have often walked in. A neighborhood I lived in for a short week, last April. I have lived in a number of neighborhoods here. From the west, to the east. From the…

Artificial Intelligence Means Nothing To Me — This piece was inspired by a discussion with my co-editors of Full Frame, Rodrigo S-C and Duvy McGirr. The topic has been AI. Yes, this is shorthand for Artificial Intelligence. In truth, to even type these words, Artificial Intelligence, sticks in my craw. …

Finding My Own Aging, Reflected In Nature — The long dry season in Oaxaca is approaching its end point. The ten day forecast calls for rain in half of these days. There is a shifting in the skies above. Like the weather in the States north of here, this seems out of sync with what are considered normal…

Abstracted Views And 17 Syllables Are Old Friends —

How A Steady Stream Slowly Trickled Out — Writing on this platform can be many things. It can be great. It can be growthful. It can be joyful. It can become a habit. And it can become, boring. I started flirting with writing here way back in 2016. Although I wrote very little, I read a lot. Like…

The Guiding Light Of This Lifetime — I have used the camera with intent for going on 50 years. Photography has played a significant role in my life ever since. I was smitten from the beginning. There were a number of years when I made my living as a photographer. …

I Have To Look Closer To Find New Photos — After nearly a year of living in Oaxaca, there are moments when I almost feel jaded. I say this in a good way, as I wouldn’t change a thing, and have no desire to live anywhere else. Life in Oaxaca is good. The one year mark is a week from…