Monthly Archives: December 2018
A narrow view
On our first day in England we stopped in to look at Arundel Castle. And to look at what was behind the narrow leaded-glass windows.
Arundel Castle
Arundel, England
photographed 5.31.2017
The mechanical part
I guess I never thought about what was underneath the Eiffel Tower, what it took to make everything run. And then, there I was, face to face with all the mechanical parts. And I would like to explain it all to you, only I was too busy with the camera to listen to the guide (because I could only do one of those things, and you know for sure which one I was going with…).
But, anyway, here it is: the mechanical part.
Eiffel Tower
Paris
photographed 6.8.2017
Carpenter saint in his niche
I like this guy – he seems content with his niche-based existence. But I am not sure why those rocks are lined up to watch him work.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
photographed 7.4.2016
Hammock
A half-dressed man in a rope hammock. Of course.
near Pojaque, New Mexico
photographed 7.6.2016
The week felt like this
A sad little still life – all lipstick prints and coffee and a crumpled napkin. Some days feel like this, right?
And so do some weeks.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
photographed 7.4.2016
One Day | One Image 