Time for a Break. Nature Jul 7, 2026 3 Comments I am taking a bit of time off. See you all next week, or so. Photo Credit: My three-year-old grandchild.
Continue Reading Before the Fourth of July. Last Sunday I visited an annual event that has been a Portland tradition since the mid 1960s. The Milk Carton Boat Races…
Continue Reading Beach Combing The Hope I Knowdoesn’t come with feathers.It lives in flip-flops and, in cold weather,a hooded sweatshirt, like a heavyweightin training, or a…
Continue Reading The Impact of Data Centers. Before the heat got to me, I went on a joint adventure with my friend Jan to photograph multiple data processing centers…
Continue Reading Here. It is transition season in the garden, before the hot colors and voluptuous forms of the true summer flowers arrive. There are feverfew,…
Continue Reading Versions of Ecocide – second try. Somehow there has been a problem with downloading the content. Hope this one works. “The sociopathic hierarchies our culture has inherited were invented…
Continue Reading Versions of Ecocide. “The sociopathic hierarchies our culture has inherited were invented by a people taught that they were separate from, and likely condemned by,…
Continue Reading Circus meets the Culinary arts: A tasty Treat. The weather gods were grumpy on Monday. No amount of pleading stopped the wind and pouring rain. They relented on Tuesday, a…
Continue Reading The Unknown City. “Marco Polo describes a bridge, stone by stone.’But which is the stone that supports the bridge?’ Kublai Khan asks.’The bridge is not…
Continue Reading Nothing but Roses. Except… Last week I was invited to photograph my favorite garden, once again. So much in bloom, but for today I want to…
