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The Ground at My Feet

Roger May

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Leaning in.

Pound, Virginia. July 26, 2026

I recently worked on an assignment for NPR about Black Lung. The story was published a few days ago (you can read and listen to it here). I always appreciate editors who reach out because they’ve seen my work...

4 days ago
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Your own front door.

It’s easy to think that in order to make meaningful pictures you have to go somewhere else. That somewhere else could be the other side of the world. It could be the other side of the country or anywhere other than your front yard.

Last Th...

10 days ago
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The good kind of busy.

July is almost over and our garden is going full tilt now. Everything feels like it’s going full tilt now; work, life, personal work. That’s not a complaint, but simply an observation. While I don’t mind being busy, I do mind being spread s...

14 days ago
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Prime time.

Saturday morning, I decided to take the side-by-side on the backroads to Boone County. I rode about 40 miles roundtrip and stopped to make a few pictures along the way including one of this doe and her fawn in kudzu across from the Big Coal...

22 days ago
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Little ones.

On my way to the barber shop this morning, I saw two fawns in the road about 15 yards from one another. My heart sank. They’d been hit at some point probably early in the morning or last night. Every year around this time, I’m filled the dr...

a month ago
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