No theme this time. I pulled five images at random from the media library behind this site, years and continents mixed together, and decided to just write about whatever came up. The draw doubled up…
Four nights, four cities, and four different reasons the light didn’t want to cooperate. Shooting street scenes after dark means giving up control over color temperature the moment the sun goes down…
Five photos, five countries, one thread running through them: the moments you actually remember from a trip are rarely the ones on the itinerary. A fisheye lens in a market square. A coffee that took…
I almost reached for the correction tool on this one. Old habit — see a curved horizon, straighten it out, make the building lines vertical again like a “proper” architecture shot. Then I looked at it…
The photograph shows a broad pedestrian shopping street paved with small gray cobblestones, with a mixture of historic and modern buildings stretching into the distance. On the right is a particularly…
SALAMANCA, SPAIN A city built out of sandstone and documents, and it never quite stopped writing itself. Photo essay · Five frames from the sandstone city Salamanca turns gold at the end of the day…
A dense crowd fills Old Town Square under a heavy grey sky, waiting for the astronomical clock on the Old Town Hall tower to strike the hour. The clock and its calendar dial are sharp on the left, and…
Seven people walk across the cobbles in front of the granite and red-brick Real Casa de Correos in Madrid. An older man takes a phone call, a younger couple in sunglasses walk together, and a man in a…
This black-and-white frame was shot by the Giro d’Italia stage, with the race banner overhead. Photographers with long lenses, bibs and lanyards work behind a rope line. In the foreground a woman in a…
About thirty people with cameras stand in a loose circle on a paved corner while a man in a Dire Straits Experience T-shirt leads a briefing. Hebrew shop signs and a Giorgio Armani poster fill the…