We often give our enemies the means for our own destruction Jon Hillenbrand, June 23, 2007October 17, 2019 Aesop wrote the title of this post about 600 years before Christ was born. And though more than 2500 years passed before the city planners of New Orleans ignored this warning, they now have an opportunity to do something about the destruction. And so do you. High resolution images are being updated regularly on Google Earth, the source of the above image. Search for the FEMA trailer site for Residents of St. Bernard and go North East to see where this image was taken. Spread the word. Don’t scream that the government isn’t doing its part. $81.2 billion worth of damage won’t be fixed overnight, especially with a war going on. But it’s been 19 months and you can’t depend on the media to remind you to help. Do what you can. Do a search on New Orleans Relief and contribute money to those in place down there. Help them do their jobs. Photography Thoughts photography
Photography The Group Shot April 9, 2008October 17, 2019 The other night as I was folding laundry, I realized that photos apply importance unfairly. Take something totally ordinary, and if you get a good shot of it, or even a bad shot of it, it’s suddenly more important. This is especially true when talking about the group shot. Unlike… Read More
Photography Adaptive Preference Formation November 7, 2010October 17, 2019 You can’t reach the grapes so they are probably not ripe anyway, right? This attitude is known as Adaptive Preference Formation. It’s what we do, as humans, to justify our failures. The other day, I had to do a photo shoot where I KNEW that most of the photos were never… Read More
Thoughts Haunted House Theories December 12, 2016October 17, 2019 A few years back, I rented a haunted house. I didn’t know it was haunted when I first rented it. You would think it would be exciting. Well, it’s not. It sucks. One time, I heard all of the pots and pans fall from a ceiling mounted rack into my… Read More