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If There Ever Was A Day For Change

During last Sunday’s service, our pastor used a line that I couldn’t get out of my head:”If there ever was a day for change.” He wasn’t directly speaking about the wave of police shootings and mass murders we’ve been experiencing in the U.S. lately (Orlando, Baton Rouge, Minneapolis, Dallas, etc.) , but that’s the connection […]
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Paris Political Scene

Paris Political Scene By Notre Dame Cathedral.was photographed in March, 2016, at the height of the U.S. presidential campaign. What interests me about this image is how the political signage dissects and divides the otherwise iconic medieval Catholic church. The poster for Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, in fact, almost exactly divides the image in half. To me, […]
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It’s Not That Serious

Spring Sentinel, Paris France 2016 Don’t take yourself too seriously, seems to be the statement this stately pigeon sentinel is making from his or her perch on a stately but aging sculpture in Tuileries Garden in Paris, France. I made the photograph in March, 2016, just as spring blooms were starting to burst. A walk […]
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