It has been lovely watching your photography adventures. I love how you capture my hometown (NYC), and I cannot wait for you to publish your photos. Also, this slaps: “In some ways, pictures put back the redactions in our lives caused by inattention or a lack of care.” So good and so true.
Thank you for sharing your photography journey! I’m still in my season of baking cookies and passing around a lasagna for my imaginary friends, this post is giving me hope (is a discipline)
Those things are contrails (condensation trails), not chemtrails. Don't let the dumber conspiracy theorists win! They crowd out the smarter conspiracy theorists.
It has been lovely watching your photography adventures. I love how you capture my hometown (NYC), and I cannot wait for you to publish your photos. Also, this slaps: “In some ways, pictures put back the redactions in our lives caused by inattention or a lack of care.” So good and so true.
I can’t even describe the hope this piece gives me. What a balm for the soul to read this.
I look forward to seeing your 4x5s in due time
I so enjoyed these beautiful words and photos.
Thank you for sharing your photography journey! I’m still in my season of baking cookies and passing around a lasagna for my imaginary friends, this post is giving me hope (is a discipline)
the man with the dog + cart reminds me of the great John Cohen photo of Red Grooms crossing third av
https://www.artsy.net/artwork/john-cohen-red-grooms-crossing-third-avenue
Something about those party candids reminds me comfortably of a more technical version of the the weird, blurry photographs we took in the aughts.
Beautiful photos of a city I've only visited once (but it was epic), and love your writing....
I am so late to this, but: What were the stews you cooked?
Those things are contrails (condensation trails), not chemtrails. Don't let the dumber conspiracy theorists win! They crowd out the smarter conspiracy theorists.
“ There is so much to see in this world.” 😍😍😍