Bob Black Loomings Upon an Horizon Author’s Preface: It has been more than a year and a half since I completed “Loomings Upon an Horizon” and I have not, until recently, looked at it since except to show it as part of an author’s talk and projection in January 2012. I have set it adrift and …
Tomer Ifrah Moscow Metro “Israeli photographer Tomer Ifrah (b. 1981) photographed scenes from the Moscow metro, a vast and bustling transportation network which slices through the echelons of society, carrying an average of 6.5 million passengers daily. In the cold of winter, people travel between the poorly lit underground and the near-perpetual dark life above-ground, …
The scene at home. My archiving crew joined by my dear friend Lauren Martinez who showed up tonight by surprise. Lauren was my assistant for OBX story recently in NatGeo and a family friend. My living room a mess yet the good vibes warm a winter eve.
Sometimes I just like to be silly with pictures. Mike, Pilar and I just climbed to the top of Jockey’s Ridge at sunset in the outer banks. On our way back to my house alas the obligatory jump shot. They refused to jump more than three times. Begging did not work. iPhone capture
I swear my cats pose for pictures. Here Earl Grey on my truck, one of his fav spots. He will even stay up on top for awhile when I start driving.
Arif Iqball Glimpses of the Floating World Outside Japan there is often a misunderstanding about the role of the Geisha and that misunderstanding comes from different literary and movie interpretations/fictionalization by non-Japanese at different points in history. The difficulty also comes from the inability to recognize/accept that female entertainers can exist in cultures without engaging …
