365 in 2019
Most of you know what 365 means. If not, here is the explanation. During one year, each day, you take one picture. That means I carried my small camera with me...
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CLOSING ONE CHAPTER – OPENING A NEW CHAPTER
This Blog is long overdue, but so many things happened worldwide …. After almost 21 years in New York, it is time to open a new chapter and move...
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Women’s March for the history … and the future
By now I’m sure you’ve heard about The Women’s March. Originally it was to be a march on Washington D.C., but it quickly grew to encompass the world. The goal...
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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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“4th of July” for the Swiss. Swiss National Day in NYC
It feels hot. Feels like sitting next to a 1st August wooden fire somewhere up in the Swiss Alps. But we are heading to Astoria where we are going...
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Brooklyn Heights
A part of New York many don’t know It is Sunday morning. We are in NYC, but it is surprisingly quiet. The sun is still low and throws interesting...
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Romance in the middle of a 8 Million people city?
Nonfiction Story It is Saturday morning in NYC. End of March. My watch shows 9:21. I take a leisure walk through Central Park. It is grey, windy, and light...
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Fascinating NYC as a Portrait Backdrop
If you were born in the city you probably still like living here. But I’ll bet you don’t have the same excitement as visitors or students or even those...
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Sir James Paul McCartney
It’s a gray morning in New York City. Natan and I are at Times Square with our International Center of Photography (ICP) class for “Street Photography”. Tourists are starting...
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