Category Archives: Notes

Yesterday was a perfect summer day in NYC, the mood around Manhattan almost festive, so I decided to shoot on the High Line after sunset. The railway has become one of the New York’s most recognized and visited parks. Above Read More

Above the High Line window boxes spill fuchsia –onto scaffolding. Instagram and NYC Haiku ~me

Just back from a road trip South, I’m thinking about how easy it is to use an iPhone to capture a scene like this, the immediacy of Instagram and sharing. I have a show going up in a few months, Read More

The city fountain with its floating lily pads —and hopeful pennies. Just after sunset a field of flashing citron –summer’s first fireflies. The neighbor’s garden thick with lanterns and moonlight –drifting through night’s gate.

This is my favorite image from the heat wave of 2013. It was shot in the country, filtered and posted with Instagram on one of the hottest days, only blocks from town.

Here’s a board that I created on Pinterest to gather Instagrams by people I chat with on social media and/or know in real life. This week a travel and sightseeing theme emerged, reminding me of childhood summers and trading Polaroids Read More

Short short stories are hot right now—I’ve been writing and publishing very short fiction for a while on 100 Word Story Anthology—and the current Esquire Magazine features lots of shorts by writers famous for longer work. The writer Josh Weil, Read More

Thrilled that my photograph “Ice On Cooper Lake” has been included in Art Along The Hudson at Betsy Jacaruso Gallery (in the courtyard behind Bread Alone) in Rhinebeck, NY. The show runs through June 2.

Yesterday I attended the The Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild’s opening for “Artist Unknown,” Oliver Wasow’s exhibit of found images printed from the Internet. It’s a fascinating concept—and a must-see show. While listening to Wasow explain his process, I realized that I’d Read More