MARCH FOR OUR LIVES
Yesterday I captured a historic moment with my Nikon camera. Thanks to Cindy who has been volunteering in political events since last year’s March for Women, I have been...
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Santa Fe and Taos Ski Valley
Let’s go for a ski vacation to New Mexico. New Mexico? Doesn’t NM border Mexico? Isn’t it famous for deserts? Yep, but let’s go anyway. Cindy and...
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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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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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Charity and Skiing
.. when do you feel good? You feel good whenever you are around friends and family and enjoy a fine dinner. You feel good whenever you are able to...
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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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Grand Teton = Grand Experience
The United States is famous for so many things. People living in other countries sometimes associate the U.S. with not so nice things. Unhealthy lifestyles, a messy, polarized political...