All things photography — with occasional thoughts on books, bikes, coffee, and travel.
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Hey, y’all. Happy Friday.
Here are 5 things worth sharing this week:
These images of children watching The Lion King in Gaza are heart-shattering1. I’m using the image above with the permission of incredibly talented Palestinian photojour...
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Happy Friday, y’all. This week, people were talking about Labor Day1 Weekend, and I realized it’s September already. And I’m still not sure how that happened — summer slipping by without nearly enough beach time or books read. Pffft.
Anywa...
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Hey y’all. Happy Friday!
I miss Twitter sometimes. I miss that place to have conversations, share links and have various streams of interest in active feeds. Man…. Old Twitter. Remember when it was good?! I don’t think Substack Notes has t...
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Hey y’all.
Thanks to the Farmer’s Almanac, I finally learned what the phrase “dog days of Summer” means — and I had no idea it had anything to do with the stars.
I’m enjoying the dog days, regardless. And I used the week off (apologies...
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Happy Friday, y’all.
The New Yorker called it one of the most highly praised novels of the year so far, President Obama put it on his Summer reading list… and for me, book #23 of the year, Transcription by Ben Lerner, was just meh. Luckil...
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I'm a documentary photographer who's always looking, always reading, and always coming across interesting things to share. I now live in Philadelphia.
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