Land Of The Dead
This blog is about a very unusual cemetery Cindy, and I came upon in a small town in New Mexico. The town is part of the Turquoise Trail’s...
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Like No Place Else on Earth
The glistening white sands deep in the Tularosa Basin of New Mexico is one of the world’s great natural wonders. Wave-like dunes of gypsum sand cover 275 square miles...
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Santa Fe – The City Different
The first time I heard and read about Santa Fe was at the age of 6 years. The reason I knew Santa Fe was because of my model train...
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OLD CAR CITY – A Poem in Steel
I’ve always been fascinated by the beauty of old cars, so while Cindy went for her girls’ weekend in Palm Springs, I visited Old Car City, Georgia. Never heard...
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Jerusalem with a history of thousands of years
After a 2 hour delay due to two missing passengers and a fuel leak on the right wing, our 40-year-old El-Al Jumbo Jet took off. Honestly, this wasn’t one...
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Behind the scenes:
“William” Tell Comes to New York I hope you were excited about the project I described in my previous blog and amused at the same time. To see the...
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“William” Tell Comes to New York
I assume you all know the name of Wilhelm Tell (written the Swiss way), but do you know the story behind it? I recently had the most rewarding photography...
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Taconic Sculpture Park
Artist Roy Hermes Kanwit in Spencertown, NY While driving north on the Taconic Parkway, have you ever wondered about the huge white head you see high up on a...