I had a five year daily practice of combining photos with questions that evoke thoughtful conversations and insights. No longer a daily blog, I now post an occasional photo and question along with announcements of upcoming events. More often these days I’m posting photos to my Instagram feed. The photos and questions in this blog have served as the basis for both the Story Card decks and the Intuitive Directions® boxed set of cards. To keep in touch with this blog and for announcements of exhibits and new photo products, please subscribe to my newsletter.
This coming weekend I’m going to be giving a sneak preview of a brand new photo/question card concept that I’ve been developing for the past three years. It’s called Intuitive Directions™ and contains seven thematically organized decks plus a pair of dice. Stay tuned for more information about this deck, but in the meantime, I’d More…
I attended my 50th high school reunion this weekend and we had a chance to tour the high school building. I was surprised to see that not much had changed. But, here in the auditorium I’m pretty sure the seat covers have been changed several times since I was last there. Question of the day… More…
Question of the day… What seems precarious but is actually safe and solid?
I’ve just posted an announcement for my next Seeing with New Eyes workshop on Saturday, September 30. Check it out! I’d love to have you join us.
Lately my photographic focus has changed. I’ve become very intrigued by how the red chair can journey with me beyond SculptureFest. This past weekend dancers Marie Fourcaut and Eric Gordon joined me on a trek with the red chair up a mountain. We had so much fun playing on the rocks. Here’s one photo from More…
Question of the day… What have you carved out for yourself over a long period of time?
Question of the day… What’s casting a shadow and creating a sense of depth?
On June 18 we had our performance featuring the red chair and last week I took down the red chair exhibit at King Farm. It’s been a sad week for me, a time to say goodbye and let go of something that’s been part of my life for more than a year now. Here are More…
Question of the day… How can you reflect on something that’s hard to decipher?
