In My Back Pocket - Photography
'It is not what you look at that matters. It's what you see.' – Henry David Thoreau
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Opportunities, Extraordinary
One aspect of photography that has grown into practice is the matter of recognizing the opportunity presented by the derelict car in a field along the highway, the abandoned farmhouse and former granaries, that thing that you come upon in your travels that you… Continue Reading “Opportunities, Extraordinary”
That Sedan & Professor Keating
Away from home, tasks requiring completion fly me southward to Edmonton, Alberta, Friday, one week ago today. My Sunday is a day-long, northward return trek home with my Canon 60D. In my first years as a teacher, an elder’s coaching presented the predicament of… Continue Reading “That Sedan & Professor Keating”
December, Puck & Mr. Keating
December – colder temperatures, cooling the core of you; shortened days, days of the long nights; snow blankets the landscape and falling veils the atmosphere looked through diluting colour into the distance until only the grander forms can be made out. Arriving home for… Continue Reading “December, Puck & Mr. Keating”
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