On the Job
February 9, 2010
Corporate location photography, environmental portraits of people in their work environments. New York.
Caring for the Elderly
February 1, 2010
Elderly woman sits in her room at a nursing home, lost in thought.
Old age. For some, perhaps most, it’s everything it’s cracked up to be. Frail, unable to care for oneself, perhaps even dementia-ridden. Even those elderly with caring families can find themselves needing skilled nursing care in a well-equipped facility, their homes no longer safe for them to live in, even with an aide. It’s a most difficult and painful time in life for both the elders and their families. If you’re one of the millions of baby boomers with elderly parents, see to their best care, whatever that might entail, and be the best advocate possible. Beyond that, a simple visit will bring an abundance of sunshine into an older person’s life.
The Bronx
August 11, 2009
The Bronx, my childhood home, and one of the five boroughs of New York City which more often than not gets a bad rap, an unfair reputation of being a not-so-nice place. Certainly not a place to raise your kids. Fortunately for the United States, a one Mrs. Sotomayor found the Bronx to be a fine place to raise her children. From the Bronx to the United States Supreme Court, Justice Sonia Sotomayor sits on the highest court in the land.
1090 Rosedale Avenue, Bronx, New York, the childhood home of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor
A kiss is still a kiss
July 21, 2009
Gabby & Lynn, sharing the love
Stone chambers, like the one pictured below, are scattered throughout New York’s Hudson Valley. They’ve been around a long time, 1,000 years+, and nobody knows who built them or why. From Druid temples, caves of the devil, and paranormal/UFO portals to Native American sweat lodges and Colonial root cellars, stories and theories abound. One thing is certain: the eternal quality of stone as an artistic and architectural medium.
Ancient Stone Chamber off Route 301 in Kent, New York
Life and death…spring is beautiful everywhere.
April 24, 2009
Always with us, often on our minds. Life and death juxtaposed.
Life and death at a cemetery in White Plains, New York 4-24-09
Hard to laugh…
March 5, 2009
…with a dental instrument in your mouth.
View from the chair at the dentist-with-a-sense-of-humor.
Where I am…Where I want to be.
March 4, 2009
My body–White Plains, New York, below average temperatures, even for early March, slowly warming up.
My mind–Southwest US, hot, dry, spacious, blue skies, can see forever.
Where I Am...watching icicles melt from my roof on a cold early March day in New York.
Where I want to be...on my deck at Gouldings Lodge, Utah, looking out at Monument Valley, ready to explore.
Seen just the other day…
February 27, 2009
Life happens. I photograph it.
A seagull yawns
Garbage piles up
A man snoozes in the winter sun
A seller gets desperate
Jesus looks on
A New Day!
January 20, 2009
Eight long, painful years are finally behind us. The day the world has been waiting for is here!
Folk Art for Inauguration Day 2009
