I had read about the Holliday Park ruins and wanted to see them for myself. Plus the park was supposed to have a lot of hiking trails that I could take my dog on. Neither the ruins nor the trails disappointed. These ruins are from the facade of the St. Paul building, New York’s first skyscraper, after […]
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What is synchronicity? The term synchronicity (syn = with, chronos = time) was chosen by the psychotherapist Carl Jung to describe the simultaneous occurrence of events (or coincidences) which apparently have no clear cause, but are deeply meaningful. Some would say that coincidences are random, but if we look carefully into our lives, we realize
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After moving to Indiana a little over a year ago, I was concerned I wouldn’t be able to get lost in nature since the state isn’t really known for fantastic landscapes. However I soon discovered Southern Indiana, in particular the Charles Deam Wilderness Area of Hoosier National Forest, and the multitude of scenic areas and
I love shooting images of industrial architecture. For tips on how to create better architecture images, go to my post 10 Helpful Tips for Striking Architectural Photography.
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I decided to head North in search of waterfalls in Northern Indiana I had just found out existed, and I wanted to shoot them around dusk. The plan was to get to the first one around 4-4:30, set up/shoot for an hour, then repeat at the next one, which was supposedly 15 minutes away. Long
“Every child is an artist. The challenge is to remain an artist after you grow up.” -Pablo Picasso The somewhat border town of Chetumal was our last stop in Mexico before entering into Belize, and the first stop upon exit. On the drive to Belize we stayed there two nights, to kind of catch our
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“There is no salvation in time. You cannot be free in the future. Presence is the key to freedom, so you can only be free now.” -from “The Power of Now”
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“When you travel, you experience, in a very practical way, the act of rebirth. You confront completely new situations, the day passes more slowly, and on most journeys you don’t even understand the language people speak. So you are like a child just out of the womb. You begin to attach much more importance to
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Our first night in New Mexico we camped in Carlsbad Caverns National Park. It was late afternoon, so we set up camp then drove the 7 mile trail that leads back to the bat amphitheater, at the cave’s entrance. Watching the bats come out of Carlsbad Caverns to feed, which they do every night by the
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Any trip to Xunantunich Maya Site in Belize will bring you to San Jose Succotz, but one must venture away from the roadside vendor aisle and cable ferry entry to the ruins, and go up the hill to discover this small, sleepy Spanish-speaking village. I only knew of San Jose Succotz after I had visited Xunantunich, and
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