Filling The Hole
August 18, 2022
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Tiggy had a voice that played like a piccolo, the spots of a leopard and every agility that any young cat would possess. When she sprang up from the grass with a dragon fly in her mouth, Angie flew through the meadow to save the critter. Tiggy dropped the injured insect in front of her. The bug was moving its legs, trying to right itself.
The st...
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Old Friends
February 07, 2021
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Remembering Robert G Crum Fillmore, California My dear friend passed away on January 14, 2021. I was 3,000 miles away from paying my respects in person. When you get old like us, time takes us sooner than we'd like. I last texted him on the 12th and he had texted me a few days earlier. He loved photography. He wrote about it in his column for the n...
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It Tastes Like Flowers
August 29, 2020
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I need to write about this process which, in truth, is not finished. I wanted to do some sort of collage to get back into the mindset of composite photography. For a while, I was tuning out, figuring that everyone was doing it. I was thinking about my favorite composite, the young hairless girl in the window in the rocks, thinking to myself that it...
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SAFE PLACES
January 12, 2020
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There was no winter weather to deal with today. The temperature was nearly forty degrees above normal if normal would be in the teens. Someone on the television complained about global warming and climate change, but didn't explain how that actually comes about.
It was a cloudy day.
I looked out my window and wondered if I could get a good look a...
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