"Theremin Player"
Ashland, OR
December 28, 2009
30 December 2009
29 December 2009
Photo of the Day
"Wave"
Ashland, Oregon
December 28, 2009
Inspired by the Patti Smith song of the same name
28 December 2009
26 December 2009
25 December 2009
Photo of the Day
Sunlit Hills, NM
Sometimes a photo is the sum of a year's worth of living, setting forth a conflagration.
Here's to gentler, less fiery seasons in the years to come, and homes that remain.
Here's to gentler, less fiery seasons in the years to come, and homes that remain.
23 December 2009
Photo of the Day
"Turkey in the Straw"
Ecoversity, Santa Fe, NM
April 2005
This was part of a feature I wrote and shot for Crosswinds about Santa Fe's Ecoversity, a nonprofit educational center that explores and demonstrates concepts of sustainable living, ecological design, and responsibility for the wise stewardship of the Earth. I spent half a day there, touring the grounds and talking to the administrators. One of them was looking at me a bit oddly for much of the time we talked. At the end of the day, she turned to me and said, "You remind me so very much of our founder. You've got her same energy." When I went home, I looked up Frances Harwood and discovered that she had also founded the Naropa Institute in Boulder. I was flattered, to say the least.
22 December 2009
Photo of the Day
Santa Fe Indian Market
September 2004
If my grandmother had been Native American, this is how she would have looked. I loved how this woman radiated equanimity and compassion. Presuming she was probably born in the 1920s, how much change in northern NM she had witnessed.
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