Freedom 4th | When Kitsch is Plentiful
My Freedom 4th evening was spent on the same field as where the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta takes place. We arrived mid-afternoon to secure a spot on the grassy field […]
Monthly Archives: July 2015
Found: Lost & Found
We often are presented with visual gifts. It’s up to us to recognize and capture them. Sometimes, with street photography, we observe a still life created by a human touch on […]
[22/100 Strangers]: Erica
First match of the morning soccer teams are responsible for hanging up one set of goals (posts and nets). The equipment becomes tangled up when taken down and shoved into […]
A Saguaro Flower From Above
I want to wring out the last of my highlights from the amazing Saguaro National Park and so I saved one of my favorites for last. Here, you have a […]
[21/100 Strangers]: Maureen
It was the morning of the dojo Karate tournament. I arrived early to allow my children a chance to warm up before the other competitors started to crowd the floor. […]
Skeletal at Dawn
A saguaro is a thing of beauty, even after it’s life has ended. As a cactus decays, it leaves behind remains that are visually interesting, even in sunrise. This view […]
[20/100 Strangers]: Chase
When I began the 100 Strangers project, I had a preconceived notion that finding people to photograph, interestingness aside, would be a long, slow process. It’s proving otherwise. If you […]
Saguaro NP| Black & White But Green All Over
Q) What’s black and white but green all over? A) This blooming cactus in Saguaro National Park West, in Tucson, Arizona. Henry Horenstein, if you are out there, I hope […]
[19/100 Strangers]: Briezy and Lee
After taking Julian’s portrait (Stranger 18), I moved on to this couple. Forces of magnetism kept them locked. I realized they were going to be a two-as-one item, even though […]
High Five and Getting Unstuck
In a recent city sponsored event, I watched this candid moment unfurl. If you’re a regular reader of Snapmammas.com (and thank you!) this picture is jumping the chronological queue of […]
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