Last year a road crew came through and tore up all the small trees on the side of the road.  My heart was broken.  Today as I walked on the same road I was drawn to the sight of the fraying stumps.  But as I’ve been processing the image I see now the faint signs More…

Question of the day… When have you swerved away from the straight and narrow?

It’s mud season in Vermont. In this state we have almost 16,000 miles of roads and more than half of them are dirt.  As you might imagine, mud season is a significant time of year in this part of the world.  Heavy equipment is banned from all but the major roads and the dirt roads More…

Question of the day… What do your bookshelves say about you?

Question of the day… When have you taken great pride in your work?

Lately I’ve been especially interested in capturing the sense of movement and stillness in one image.  This is an attempt to do just that, but not very obvious in the small size.  The whirligig has two separate arms, each one moving independently from the other.  Sometimes one moves and the other is still and sometimes More…

A chance encounter of a piece of corrugated roofing… Question of the day… How has your heart lined up with others recently?

After so many years of asking questions through my photos, I’m finding that without a question, each image feels a bit empty to me.  So, I’ll start again to see what question is evoked for me by the image.  Here’s today’s question: How can you capture new perspectives by looking at an issue through different More…

Question of the day… What seems to be folding in on itself?

If you read my last blog post you know I’ve committed to a new daily practice. I’ve been trying it out for the last month to be sure it was a commitment I could keep and thought I’d start this series of postings by sharing those images in a slide show for you to watch More…