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I Should Have Been a Painter

My work seems to be all over the map. I can identify themes and threads of themes, but that is about it. Much of my work is about the man made landscape. Which includes urban scapes, gardens and even farm land like the Palouse. Any landscape sculpted by the hand of man. I also like architecture, preferably old like the…

September 21, 2021architecture, Landscapes, Seattle, Uncategorized

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The Last Silver Print

This is one of the last silver prints I ever made in 2006. I made it in a friend’s darkroom as I had already shut my down. My friend had a much better darkroom than I did, but I recall not having any fun printing that day. Probably because I was reprinting and not creating something new. I was making…

August 28, 2021architecture, France, Gardens, Landscapes, Musings, Odds and Ends

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Chance Meetings and Enduring Friendship

I am still pondering the story about Dona and how to best present it. It is an interesting story about chance meetings and enduring friendship. But it also reminds me how dependent my life’s work has been about chance meetings and following the end of my nose. Very little of the work I have done in my life is the…

August 18, 2021France, Landscapes, Musings, Odds and Ends, Travels, Uncategorized

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Spring Break

Hey Stuart, Catch any good light lately? I am liking moving out of winter and into spring with the promise of new growth and perhaps life returning to normal. I have been out of it for the past few days. I got my second vaccine shot on Saturday and the side effects hit me on Sunday. Nothing major, just tiredness,…

March 16, 2021Landscapes, Musings, Odds and Ends, Travels

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That’s the Rabbit Hole I was Talking about

Good luck with the new printer. I think yours has the same foot print as mine. And mine hides in a closet out of sight. I had the studio wired in such a way that the chords could sneak in from the wall inside of the closet. Makes it tidy that way. When I print large panoramics, I slide a…

January 29, 2021Gardens, Landscapes, Musings, Odds and Ends, Uncategorized, Washington DC

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Film Takes Work

I like that old Diana image too. I like most of my Diana works. And I must confess to liking my old film black and white works over my digital color works. I feel good about my digital stuff, but they are rather easy to make and maybe that diminishes their value to me. And maybe my black and white…

January 6, 2021Floral, Gardens, Landscapes, Musings, Odds and Ends, Uncategorized

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The Road Ahead

The last day of of 2020. New Year's Eve is usually a day of reflection for me. I was never one for the big parties, watching the ball drop and toasting the new year and this case a new decade. But rather I always stayed close to home and reflected on the previous year and pondered the road ahead. This…

December 31, 2020Landscapes, Musings, Odds and Ends, Seattle, Uncategorized

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The Fog Comes in on Little Cat Feet

You are awfully brave to go out at first light. Though I guess I do it as well. I like to start my walks with Barney in the predawn darkness and feel the light rising around me. Sometimes it is very impressive with an amazing sunrise or fog. Often, in the winter, it is just gray. But still, I enjoy…

December 11, 2020Landscapes, Musings, Odds and Ends, Seattle, Uncategorized

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Just so Much Data

I am mailing out your prints today. Snail mail. Look for them. When you get them you will find 7 prints and a CD. Without looking at them closely or reading the notes on the back of each print, lay them all out in good light. Good light is a relative term. I laid them out on the floor of…

November 18, 2020architecture, Landscapes, Musings, Odds and Ends, Travels, Uncategorized, Washington DC

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Walks With Barney

I walk a lot lately. With the pandemic raging on, I mostly stay close to home. I am fortunate to live in a great neighborhood that is quiet and peaceful, with lovely old homes and large, beautiful trees that are always colorful this time of year. I see very very few political signs or evidence of the upcoming election. The…

October 29, 2020Landscapes, Musings, Odds and Ends, Seattle