There are over 70 images from the past few weeks of New York Times LENS features that have been storing up. Here is the first batch, but expect to see a few more bundles in the very near future! MAD WORLD.
Categories: Modern Events, Nature, Photojournalism, Travel
Although not as high caliber as a scantily clad Gerard Butler thrashing Persians and booting messengers into pits, this posting #300 should prove entertaining. Keeping in line with past mile marker posts, there will be a showcasing of humankind’s vast array of creative potential. Wheeza (we is) gunna start it off with a song for some mood setting: Below are some small visual appetizers which serve as fine examples in regard to the potential of the human cerebral: Encapsulating the […]
Categories: Art, Audio, Graphic Design, Modern Events, Nature, Painting, Photography, Sculpture, Stellar Jams, Travel, Video
Recently there has been a marked increase in documentaries aimed at educating people about the colossal challenges that we face with climate change (If you haven’t, PLEASE watch Bill McKibben’s new mini-doc “Do The Math” here). The potential long term consequences that we face under the Fossil Fuel company’s current business plans and forecasts are more drastic then most of us can imagine. Protect Our Winters (P.O.W. – an organization focused on preserving the joy of skiing and snowboarding for […]
Categories: Modern Events, Nature, Photography, Video
Are we lucky dogs or what? Living on such a gem hurtling through space at the perfect distance from the sun – incredible. Utilizing the library of sequential images taken by astronauts in the International Space Station, Bruce Berry has created a masterpiece of time-lapse video – simply stunning. How about those THUNDERSTORMS – WHAT?!? Too wild; not to mention that the crew gets to see a sunrise every hour and a half. Well, hope you enjoy the unique perspective […]
Categories: Modern Events, Nature, Photography, Travel, Video
Below you’ll find the best of what New York Times LENS Photojournalism blog has had to offer over the past week. So many different facets to the human experience. CHANGE IS CONSTANT, PATHS ARE INFINITE.
Categories: Modern Events, Photojournalism, Travel
Greetings family and friends (as well as complete strangers)! Giving updates on personal life is somewhat of a rare occurrence on this site, but we felt inclined to show you some of the things that have been happening as of late. Roarke and I have been living a fairy-tale lifestyle of beautifully rudimentary proportions up in the Northeast corner of Oregon – just outside the small town of Joseph. We were blessed with an amazing opportunity to partake in a […]
Categories: Modern Events, Natural Landscapes, Nature, Personal Work, Photography, Photojournalism, Travel
On my desktop I have a ‘prospective posts’ folder in which many, many random images are dumped, with the thought/intention that they will become the substance of a posting. Now and then I will cull imagery that can not really stand on its own in a miscellaneous hodgepodge of wildness (check out the post of the 1st purge here). Below you’ll find a wide gamut of intriguing visuals that have been collecting dust, but will now hopefully stimulate your mental […]
Categories: Architecture, Art, Graphic Design, Nature, Painting, Photography, Travel, Video
Every weekend is in need of a soundtrack! Here are some upbeat and sunny jams to bounce along to. If you’re on the west coast, make sure to drink lots of water and have a few ‘peaces’ of watermelon. HAVE A BALL YAWL!!!
Categories: Audio, Stellar Jams
Once again, here is the crem de la crem from the New York Times Photojournalism Blog: LENS. WHAT CLIMATE CHANGE? EVERYTHING’S TOTALLY NORMAL.
Categories: Modern Events, Nature, Photography, Photojournalism, Travel
Looking something akin to a turret in a B-52 flying fortress, the cupola of the International Space Station provides photographers an opportunity to shoot the Earth from a mind-bending 250 miles above the surface!! Here are a few shots of the photographers / astronauts in the hyper exclusive viewing area of the ISS (more found at this site). Also, if you haven’t already check out this time lapse video of the world’s turning from the ISS. ORBITING IN A TIN […]
Categories: Modern Events, Nature, Photography, Photojournalism, Travel
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