Jeff Curto - At Home In Time
Jeff Curto - At Home In TimeI’m a photographer, photo educator and storyteller – sharing thoughts and images about photography, travel and our sense of place.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 55 | Subscribers | Read | jeffcurto.substack.com |
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Cortona Passeggiata – Settima
It’s winter in Cortona now. I’m not in town, which makes me miss my small slice of Tuscany more than usual. I’ve gathered a handful of photographs as a way of staying connected – reminders of the spring that will arrive again with warmer li...
Keweenaw – The Solitude of Being
Winter in the Keweenaw usually arrives early. Cold settles in and tightens its grip, and winter isn’t so much an event as a condition. The lake slows, then stiffens. Shorelines disappear under layers of ice that build, fracture, and build a...
Rome, Through Windows
Rome reveals itself as much through what it withholds as what it shows. Windows are where that negotiation happens. They sit between inside and outside, private and public, light and shadow. They don’t offer access so much as suggestion.
Striped Stone, Quiet Streets
The Umbrian town of Orvieto sits high and slightly apart – not just geographically, but temperamentally. It’s a town that doesn’t rush to introduce itself. Streets narrow and light arrives in fragments, asking you to slow down and notice.
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Photography, Travel and Life. I’m a photographer, photo educator and storyteller – sharing thoughts and images about photography, travel and our sense of place.
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