Today’s photographs are an invitation: step outside, no matter the weather, and let nature surprise you. The Ouzel River reminded me that, more often than not, the most beautiful moments come when we open our eyes and hearts to everything around us.
Read MoreFrancis Bacon, whose work dominated the mid-20th century art world, was a master of depicting the fragility and violence embedded in the human condition. The distorted faces, suspended in motion, captures the very essence of Bacon's fascination with the imperfection of human beings. Bacon once said, "We are meat," referencing the raw physicality of human existence.
Read MoreI'm in London again, after a week. I came especially to see an exhibition of Francis Bacon at the National Portrait Gallery—Human Presence. By the way, it's a must-see if you happen to be in the area.
Read MoreLast week, I ventured to London with one goal: to experiment with long exposure photography, focusing on black and white.
Read MoreFloods in Simpson.
Read MorePoetry of a Mundane Day Around the Lake
Read MoreA Gloomy Day in Hastings
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Read MoreA day in the sun among beautiful beasts in awesome Stony Stratford.
Read MoreIn the poetry of white clouds, there lies a quiet majesty that beckons us to pause, to breathe, to simply be.
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