My Lens
Sidney EleyI love being a photographer and I love describing why I took the photo and what it means to me.
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We Will All Die Sometime
My husband is now 81. He and cancer have been playing a dance for the last eight years. Swing your partner. Dosey Doe. Round and round we go. We circle the chairs while the music plays realizing one person won’t get a seat when the music st...
I'm White. Sadly, I was born with the wrong color of skin
Humans first showed up in the Mesopotamia 300,000 years ago; ‘an ancient region of southwestern Asia in present-day Iraq, lying between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. Its alluvial plains were the site of the civilizations of Akkad, Sumer,...
The United States History, Taught by the Winners
I just finished reading a book by Daniel Immerwahr called How to Hide an Empire. I always read with my yellow marker casually glued to my hand in case anything worthwhile catches my attention. As I look back through the book on my second re...
This is a photo I took at the Bristol 4th of July parade
It’s 7:30 am and they are drinking shots of tequila. Lots of shots. One of the group comes around holding a silver tray of poured shots. He refills and recirculates until they stagger onto the float and drive away. They always graciously of...
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I photograph the unintended facially expressed emotions of people when they assume they are 'alone' in public spaces
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