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Flora..Stephen Edds & Joan Kocak

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FloraStephen Edds and Joan Kocak. Floral impressions by two photographers either side of the Atlantic. February 9, 2010. 3 Responses to “&#8221. 27 Feb 2010 at 7:45 pm. This is incredible.saw the link to your site on Anna’s blog.glad I checked it out. 17 Mar 2010 at 4:02 pm. Sorry we have been in Africa for the last month. Thank you so much. Two of them have been entered. For the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts. Teasle and Wild Garlic. 17 Mar 2010 at 4:02 pm. Teasle and Wild Garlic.

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Borrowed Light Photography: Arcosanti

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Travel and photo stories from around the world. Friday, February 26, 2010. In 2007 I made what was, for me, a pilgrimage to place I had studied years ago in architecture school: Arcosanti. One of my professors had been spent a few months working there in the late '60's. And he had told us about the rise of a theoretical city in and of the desert; a place that was a mind meld of architecture and ecology. To afford maximum efficiencies that such densities require. Without the proper orientation to natu...

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Borrowed Light Photography: Panis Angelicus: The Bread of Angels

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Travel and photo stories from around the world. Tuesday, January 19, 2010. Panis Angelicus: The Bread of Angels. There’s not so much of a sound in here, just the sensual curves. And rich dark wood colors of stringed instruments hanging from above, suspended in rows like notes from a little etude. We walk into the workshop where these artisans create and repair their instruments. And reaches for it. The selection is made and the music prepared. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Bad food but plenty of it.

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Borrowed Light Photography: The Bells of Cosanti

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Travel and photo stories from around the world. Tuesday, December 15, 2009. The Bells of Cosanti. Paolo Soleri’s bells are part of a design theory that runs the scale from art object to megastructure. I have a half dozen of these beautifully crafted objects. That bring joy not only from their sound, but also from their place in a scheme of urbanism that foretold the value of density and conservation during the mid 20th century, a time when just the opposite was in vogue. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Borrowed Light Photography

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Travel and photo stories from around the world. Sunday, February 5, 2012. Last year I spent some time in neighborhoods in Rio de Janeiro that could be described as depressed. Because of government incentives to clean up the criminal activity in these neighborhood (favelas in Brazilian Portuguese), their internal landscape is slowly changing. Will the change be good or bad for the people of the favelas? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Click on the pic to go to my website. Bad food but plenty of it.

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Borrowed Light Photography: Piano Man

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Travel and photo stories from around the world. Wednesday, February 5, 2014. Pianos are delicate things for their size. They are highly susceptible to “colds” that is they often find themselves singing at the wrong pitch because of exposure to sun, of temperature, and worst of all high humidity. When you are a Florida piano, you really can’t avoid any of these things, so you often find yourself out of tune with a piano cold. For the full set of "Piano Man" pictures, click here. Bad food but plenty of it.

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Borrowed Light Photography: Tropical Heat

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Travel and photo stories from around the world. Saturday, June 5, 2010. Tropical climates have weird and wonderful light. That weirdness, combined with a relentless heat, tends to translate. Into the wonderfully vibrant colors typically used on everything from shirts to signs. On a recent trip to Mexico, I was impressed by the use of color on buildings,. Or maybe it was just the tequila. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Click on the pic to go to my website. Notable Photographers and Photography Sites.

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Borrowed Light Photography: Sweetgrass

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Travel and photo stories from around the world. Sunday, December 15, 2013. Recently when driving down route 17 in the low country of South Carolina near Charleston, I noticed several small road side frame structures. Although they looked like unoccupied fruit and vegetable stands, I knew they were most likely stands that sold sweetgrass baskets, a local craft with roots traced back to ancient times. After the end of the civil war and slavery, baskets began to yield to other implements as winnowing tools&...