The Physical Facebook is such a beautiful, compelling story on so many levels. Giving people our society generally ignores a face. It shouts we are human, we have community. It speaks to me photographically. About the power of the photograph with it’s…

How powerful is it to #witness #scenes from afar? To see how differently #people live while recognizing ourselves within many of those same scenarios.

An opening in the sky.
Light breaks through heavy gray mass. Walls of snow envelope black rough edge; long climb ahead.
Without that wall; the implied climb, there’s only a break in the sky; another weather report.
Do our hopes flourish in darkness?
The power of the frame!
#photo

Out #driving this morning in wet #snow turning to rain. #Plows were out, roads clear. #Buses, school buses, #police and more. Here's to all the #hardworking people who maintain our cities and roads, who step up and do a mighty fine job. Thank you.

The #Story of How Top #Photographers Posed for Baseball Cards in 1974 https://buff.ly/2CB4iIT “It’s really quite humbling that any #project that you do still has some significance to people […]”

'I dream / I am' "The work you see on display here is testament to the importance of allowing every unaccompanied minor the possibility of participating in society," Filomena Albano, the National Guarantor for children and Adolescents #photography

world locked down hard
ice blue beckons
skin prickles "i'm alive"
humbly i release a shutter
bent to a power greater than mine

Exploring Google Arts and Culture (great app) fell in love with this #image by Fernando Botero Angulo, "July 20th" (1932). Lovely design and storytelling! This painting is in fact 7x5.5 feet! Imagine seeing it in person! Get thee to an #art #gallery!

#BlueMonday? Dawn. Thin red line along horizon with weight of rich blue on top as far as eye could see. Such beauty opens every day I choose to see it, embrace it and drive my day. #Perspective. #photo #beauty

We saw #Earth rise over the #moon in 1968. It changed everything. A year later we watched the #moonlanding on a 12" B&W tv taking turns holding the rabbit ears. #Technology has changed just a we bit... Felt like home watching as a family?