Street Photography and art is a very human activity. It allows us to focus on the most interesting and most positive aspects of everyday life. I saw a great meme the other day, it said, “We don’t need AI to make Art. We need it to do our emails, Continue Reading
Photography as a Tool of the Mind
The photographers main preoccupation is time and space. How we look at those things makes all the difference. “I don’t believe in ageing. I believe in forever altering one’s aspect to the sun.” Virginia Woolf — From her diary (entry dated Continue Reading
Misty Water Photography around Berlin Lakes
The weather is always a part of a photographer’s thinking. At this time of year we are all hoping to see the first rays of sunshine break through the clouds. I headed out, camera bag on my shoulder and a tripod strapped to my back. My intentions Continue Reading
Fragments of Memory that Exit Through the Out-Door
Our memories are not to be relied on. Carl Jung, the psychoanalyst, said, “ The pendulum of the mind oscillates between sense and nonsense, not between right and wrong. ” That sounds about right. I’ve lived in a city for forty-years. Before Continue Reading