Illuminating imagery.
You might think what could be more boring than a museum devoted to glass objects made in Sandwich, Massachusetts during the 19th century? Actually, the Sandwich Glass Museum is fascinating and colorful. For us photographers, it’s a great place to experiment with still life images that are in situ, i.e., we can’t arrange the objects we’re photographing.
We have made four separate trips to Nebraska over the past few months. Photography in a relatively flat place with few water features can be challenging. On the other hand, there are often spectacular … [Read More...]
Now that our daughter and her family live in Nebraska, we're getting a chance to explore the Midwest beyond Madison. This gallery includes shots form Madison, Kearney Nebraska, and the actual Bridges … [Read More...]
Susan and I made our first trip to Paris in May, 1973 to rendezvous with our friends, Kathy and Jim, as well as Susan's father. We toured all the usual sites. We returned in 1975, when I met with our … [Read More...]
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