My mother got a brand new VW bug in the early 1960s. It was shiny and red. I particularly remember one bright sunny day. I had just gotten a pair of binoculars, and to try them out, I pointed its gaze to Mom’s car parked on the street. I can still see the sparkling red […]
No, not the maudlin ‘letting go’ one must deal with at the end of a relationship, or when a loved one dies; it is letting go of stuff accumulated over the years. See my post, Storage Implies Retrieval, for more information about my relationship with ‘stuff’. I am sure that cluttering disorder is in DSM-5 […]
In addition to my photo show Brotherly Love in 1995, I was fortunate to be included in another photography show. This show was called Familiar Relations, and took place at the Center for Photography, in Woodstock, New York. Larry Fink, Fine Art Photographer, judged all entries. His unique use of a detached flash inspired some of […]
