Monthly Archives: June 2020
Vintage Photo: Bay Ridge, Brooklyn NY 1991
I haven’t figured out this street. It is confusing: the arrow indicates that it is one way; it seems to be a dead end; there are cars both sides, some in the right direction, some not. But, they all seem to be patriotic.
Quarantine Portrait Series: Siesta
Vintage Photo: Looking for a Cab, Holding a Mirror, NYC 1991
Vintage Photo Coney Island, NYC Lonely in Winter 1991
The mood created by lengthening shadows and the lone toddler on his trike belie the promise of Fun, etc.offered by the pointing finger of the sign.
Quarantine Portrait Series: Self Portrait in Shadow
Quarantine Portrait Series: Self Portrait – Tired
Thoughts About Mike’s Hand
I was a bit shaken with the video visit with my brother Mike, yesterday. Mike was hospitalized with some serious health issues. The medical folks aren’t even sure he can be removed from the respirator. However, it was something (comparably) minor that caught my attention. Mike’s hand was in an unnatural position. It looked painful. […]
Vintage Photo: Coney Island, NYC Boardwalk, Winter 1991
I like the late-day sun and waited for the right moment for the person to cast the genie shadow on the world of Atlantis.
Mike’s Gnarled Arm, Still on Respirator
I had another video visit with Mike* today. It took me an entire day (from yesterday’s video call) to realize that he did not have a nasogastric tube for feeding. I was also upset to see his hand is such an awkward position. Was it cramping? Mike didn’t seem to be in pain, although he […]
