All things photography — with occasional thoughts on books, bikes, coffee, and travel.
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Happy Friday, y’all. Lots of work travel this month means lots of time in airports, and lots of good people-watching. I entertained myself with a few fun iPhone photos on a recent flight delay. One coworker told me he likes to play a game a...
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Happy Friday, y’all.
Here are 5 things I was looking at and loving this week:
Kids, man.
My favorite comment on this story is: “No perfect mothers. Just honest ones.”
I love reading someone’s newsletter and thinking they have good tast...
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Happy Friday, y’all,
My online life began circa 2000, with regular Facebook updates, a blog, and the creation of an online photo community called APhotoADay.
And when the Internet was good, it was GREAT.
You could expand your horizons...
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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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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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