Christmukah 2014 | North Miami Beach
Chanukah is a Jewish holiday familiar to non-Jews because of its usual proximity to Christmas. This year, the final night of Chanukah coincided with Christmas Eve. It made the Festival […]
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Finding The Floor
Where my in-laws have a condo in North Miami Beach, the COOP board requires residents to have a minimum age of 55 years old. In the complex, each of the […]
Up Yours! Polar Vortex
While most of the United States is bundling up to face subzero weather from frigid air of the Polar Vortex, today I serve you with a handful of recent images […]
Under the Pier at Sunny Isles Beach
Happy 2015. I’ve come back to the high desert after a hectic week in South Florida; North Miami Beach to be exact. It was a visit with the in-laws. I […]
ASSIGNMENT #6 | 2/6 B/W (L)
This is my second entry into our sixth photo assignment (see the original task here). The fun about taking pictures in black and white is that when you shoot in monochromatic […]
Keep Calm and Curry On
One bonus to taking a trip to the DMV is that it’s right around the corner from Jersey City’s Little India. So after a pit-stop to renew our registration, I […]
Selena’s Folk Art Tree
Some people beat to their own drum. That’s the case with one of my neighbors. Selena’s front yard is now decorated for Christmas. Most homeowners have been setting up inflatable […]
Quintessential High Desert
This image of a winter sunset on the Sandia Mountains was taken without filters and without color balancing. What you see is what we get. Sandia is the Spanish word […]
Peace On A Private Window
Many private homes in Albuquerque have a stained glass window feature. Inside the home of a friend, I admired this round art glass window. My impression is that a dove is […]
To the Loo
I found a subject that was worth using the highest possible ISO setting on my camera. This clever directional sign is posted, missing screw and all, on a wall […]
Snap Mammas 