He or she is a hunter with a killer instinct. Silent, moving as necessary, sometimes slow, sometimes not. Restless eyes scanning, scanning. | Continue reading
What does alone mean in todays hyper digital society? I’m not sure. However sitting on a storage crate, under a dingy underpass, staring intently at a very powerful little electonic device is… | Continue reading
It’s heard to completely understand the opioid crisis until you see it up close and personal. | Continue reading
I like the jittery shapes in this. They seem to set off nicely her calm appraising gaze. | Continue reading
This is a sardonic age we are living in. Yes this was taken at the BPL, she was leaning against the wall by the front door, and no I shouldn’t have given the photo it’s title. | Continue reading
It’s not about tea. It’s about meaningless chatter and confusion. | Continue reading
We went to a ball game yesterday. It was hot and humid but still a lot of fun with the extra bonus that for a “photog” like me it was pure people watching heaven. Oh, and the Red Sox wo… | Continue reading
Shuffling slowly Not really going anywhere Dressed way too warm In a river of unseeing people | Continue reading
Pretty girls and flowers is a hard combination to beat. | Continue reading
This photograph is why I like the Ricoh GR so much. Walking to the subway this morning, head down, thinking about the trip I was about to take, I had almost no warning of this highly unusual scene … | Continue reading
Here I am in the richest nation on earth. In a city bustling with tourists, happy school kids and harried business people. As I walk to the subway I see this person sprawled on the grass in the sha… | Continue reading
And yes the time is fast approaching, if it isn’t here already, when that little electronic slab in your pocket or purse will be a very very good tool for this kind of photography. | Continue reading
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He may be the nicest man in the world but I’m not sure I’d bet on it. | Continue reading
Because we live so close, it is easy to take for granted the garden’s beauty. As today was cooling down, I wandered by and was struck hard by it once again. | Continue reading
As much as street shooters hate to admit it, luck can often make or break a photo. Take this one. I was focusing hard on the cowboy looking guy with the plastic bag. It was very bright out and the … | Continue reading
As photographers were always deciding what we want to enclose in our picture. We put our frame around a piece of our reality. I thought of this as I was deciding what to do with a rather ordinary p… | Continue reading
It’s the hair! End of story. | Continue reading
Walking home up Boston Common after buying the Sunday paper (see the previous post) I came across these guys offloading a truck. There was a lot of discussion about what stuff went and what stayed … | Continue reading
They’re hard to miss. With guide book and cameras in hand they happily wander our brick sidewalks and potholed street looking at all the strange inhabitants. This group was right outside our … | Continue reading
I don’t usually take portraits of mushrooms but, this one was too good to miss. | Continue reading
These creatures are supposed to be tree kangaroos. They were telling people in Boston’s Public Garden about how they were close to extinction. (The real animals are indeed severely threatened… | Continue reading
His mother nicely told him that the problem was he didn’t live there. | Continue reading
There’s not much that can be said about this except it breaks your heart. | Continue reading
My wife asked me after seeing this photograph, why I don’t take more pictures of tourists. I think it’s because I have a hard time catching much emotion in them. Street people show wear… | Continue reading
I’ve often found, when taking pictures in the subway, one of the best places to be is on the platform just outside an open car door right before it closes. What’s going on here, stage … | Continue reading
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We’ve been on the west coast for quite a while now and it’s time to go back to Boston. It snowed there yesterday. No matter. Albert Einstein said, “Look deep into nature, and then… | Continue reading
You know the feeling, groggy, cranky, lacking caffeine and food. You push open the door to the local coffee dispensary and wait while the young shiny-pressed career person in front of you orders s… | Continue reading
I was in a coffee shop this morning, having an 11am mug and carrying a camera as usual. As I was getting ready to leave, this quick greeting took place at the front counter. Nice to see. Really nic… | Continue reading