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and a not so perfect one Traveling isn’t one endless stream of joy, but sometimes it can feel like it is. One of my days […]
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Look the Other Way
San Miguel de Allende, aka “gringolandia” or “Mexican Disney World” did not sound very appealing to me based on these nicknames. Yes, it’s a stunningly […]
O que vale uma imagem?
O QUE EU GANHEI COM VINTE E OITO ANOS DE FOTOS Aqui está uma versão do meu post no Google Translate. Peço desculpas por quaisquer […]
What’s A Picture Worth?
What I gained from twenty-eight years of photos Versão em português A Chance Encounter I was confused as I stood at the checkout counter with […]
Wi-fi and Ballet
Here is a post about two unrelated Cuban experiences. Wi-fi “Do you need a wifi card?” a young man on a bench asked as I […]
Fish and Revolution
A Chicken for Fish “The man with the fish is here,” whispered the owner of the house after she quietly called our guide away from […]
Day Seven: Getting Closer
If I had to pick one lesson I’ve learned about taking better pictures, it’s to get closer to your subject. My workshop and conversations with […]
Manila Meet-Up
When I first arrived in the Philippines over two weeks ago, I was looking for things to do in Manila. Having just completed the incredible […]
Tạm Biệt Việt Nam
I returned to Hanoi for an amazing workshop with Eric Kim, an internationally recognized street photographer. Eric and his wife, Cindy, are from California and […]
I Want a Motorbike (Don’t Tell My Sons)
“I could do this for the next six months.” That’s what I said at one of the coffee stops on the third morning of the […]
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