South Beach, Miami. So I’m sitting alone on a park bench yesterday and a young attractive woman comes alone and sits right beside me and starts to read a book. Yes a paper book! I was busy shooting a volleyball game from my bench seat and didn’t pay much attention to the woman at first. …
South Beach, Miami. I had a great shooting day. Outrageous spectacular weather. I sat on a park bench. Not moving just shooting what was in range of that bench. I “work” like that a lot. Lazy boy. Yet sitting on that bench led to a spontaneous super cool photo shoot that I will post …
South Beach, Miami. The last day of Art Basel Miami was a major Sunday stroll, people watching at a peak. Gray skies prevailed which for me is always magic. I have prints on the wall this week in Miami, yet my energy comes from trying for new work every day. BeachGames always on my mind. …
Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. Senior Saturday night romance. One thing I noticed about Puerto Rico is that so many social scenes involve all ages. It’s a family affair, and who doesn’t like to see lasting love?#sanjuan #puertorico #beachgames #fujifilm
Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. I’ll spend the next few days simply doing texture shots in this historic zone. It’s a tourist area to be sure, yet a beautiful home for many. Many of the bars here stay open til 7am. Just in time for the early morning light.#fujifilm #puertorico #sanjuan #beachgames
Crash Boat beach, Puerto Rico. Harry “The Pelican Whisperer” also can call in some frigates with the wave of his hand. This one “Trigger” comes in from a mile away for a hand held sardine. These are rescue birds Harry has befriended for 9 years. The birds come in at 3:30 pm every day and …
San Juan, Puerto Rico. “Tito” and his pandero percussion instrument on center stage at Bonanza in Santurce. This group of 10-12 musicians playing “plena” and “bomba” have been doing this Monday night “jameo” gig for 3 years or so. All locals, no tourists. I think I was the only gringo there and yet was made …
Yucatan, Mexico. A Maya boy lit by the fire of his father’s slash and burning method of clearing land. The Maya culture reached a peak and was on a downward spiral even before the Spanish conquest. Yet Maya picture books were destroyed by the Spanish in Mani near where this boy lived. #maya #yucatan #mexico
