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The Ones You Love
Silvia - Jodhpur, India I’ve mentioned my wife a few times in this blog, and today is an opportune moment to introduce her (at least semi-properly with a photo). Today is our wedding anniversary. It’s...
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Cult Of Personality
Ansel Adams - The Tetons and the Snake River Ten years ago, Rick Norsigian bought a collection of several dozen glass plates created by photographic icon Ansel Adams for $45 at a garage sale. Or maybe...
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Traveling With Non-photographers
In Deep — Koh Samet, Thailand I’m just back from three weeks of traveling with fellow photographers. OK, the first week, David duChemin and I invested far more time into pad thai and pier jumping, but...
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How To Become A Humanitarian Photographer
Battambang — Cambodia The two most common questions I’m asked are “What camera/gear I use?” and “How do you become a humanitarian photographer?” The answer to the first question is easy: whatever’s...
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March Update
Inle Lake — Shan State, Burma/Myanmar My apologies for leaving the blog in the hands of crickets recently. I’ve been extremely busy (a good thing) and am just back from a trip to Thailand and Burma...
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Life Is (Not Always) Short
Hanuman Das — Pashupatinath Temple, Kathmandu, Nepal I am going to die. I hope not today nor tomorrow nor anytime in the foreseeable future, but it is fact that I’m going to die. It gets worse. So are...
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Great Project, Great Lens, Great People
AmFree Knitting Circle — (Near) Noh Bo, Thailand (along the Moei River) In the post March Update, I mentioned (fifth paragraph) a project that I encountered in Thailand along the border with...
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Today is Thanksgiving in the United States, and, despite what has been a very difficult year for me, I actually have a lot for which to be exceptionally thankful. I have friends, family, and colleagues...
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Off The Grid
Trading internet access, a cellphone connection, and electricity for a paddle slicing through the water, the crackle of a campfire, and the chatter of central-propane lighting in a cabin is not...
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I’ve been singing Lou Reed’s “Perfect Day” in my head all morning as yesterday really was the perfect day — lying on a blanket under the shade of a cherry tree in full bloom next to the person I love,...
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