Counting the Dead, 2009

Việt Nam 1965-1968

Praha, CZ  2011

According to Google Maps:

This is how the storefront looks more recently. 

Visiting the Louvre, 2009

High School Camera Club, 1960

Found this on the Internet. I am the person next to last on the right, behind the Crown Graphic. I was 15 or 16 years old.

Việt Nam 1965-1968

Utility Pole

Facing West…and Trying to Ignore the Dummkopf in the White House

Việt Nam 1965-1968

Paris, 2 June 2001

Grimaces et Misères (Les Saltimbanques), (1888)

South Dakota Housewife, 1999

Paris, 2002

Seen this picture before? So what? Look again—there's more to be seen, which is why I often go back to look again.

"Unlike some photographers who stalked their subjects, intent on capturing what one of them, Henri Cartier-Bresson, called 'the decisive moment,' [Robert] Doisneau staged his images, directing his subjects until the pictures told the story he wanted. 'I don't photograph life as it is,' he said, 'but life as I would like it to be.' "

[from John Baxter's "Saint-Germain-des-Pres"]

For me, fortuity governs my life. As a student of Minor White, I learned to 'see with an empty mind'. Make one exposure and move on…only learning afterwards to see what I saw unconsciously then. All very strange, but it keeps me going back, and onward.

Paris, 2006

Việt Nam 1965-1968

Sunset Over Salish Sea, 31 December 2018

Việt Nam 1965-1968

How the Pagans Celebrate the Holidays

How Do You Find Joy…

…in a World Ruled by Ignorance and Greed?

Hôpital-Saint-Louis, 2006

Madrid, 2009

I will sometimes step in and quickly snap a picture of people posing for a picture by someone else.

Now I find myself wondering who these four people were. Where are they now? What do they look like, nine years on? What has happened in their lives?

With Sue In Paris on a Rainy October Day in 2009

Brussels, 2005

All That This Hand Has Touched

Blighted Harry Lauder's Walkingstick