Journal
inspiration, Perspective, and process 

The traiteur in Collioure is a singularly vivid photo, but the Wild West of Tucumcari has me seeing double. Stumbling onto “Thirty-five” seemed magical. This shop caters to magicians, jugglers, and jesters. “Twelve” is the gondola number in Vienna’s Prater amusement park. The wheel has a featured roles in the film noir classic “The Third Man.” Photographically, two towns that suit me to a T are Trogir and Tucumcari. The marina reflection makes me reflect on Diebenkorn’s paint

Architecture is well represented in my stash of “M” photos. Buildings and signage caught my eye in the isolated desert communities of Bagdad (California), Marfa (Texas), and Silver City (New Mexico). The more refined locations of Paris and Vienna present 360 degrees of iconic structures.

Luxembourg City was the first European city that I explored at a leisurely pace while a young airman stationed nearby. In that city on a...

Digging through my archives in search of letter K photographs, two themes were obvious. Far Flung Corners of the planet...

A theme often emerges as I look through my photo archives with the alphabet in mind. The “J” theme clearly appears as first and last...

“I” (as in the pronoun “I”) accounts for the exclusive entry for this stop on the photographic journey to Z.

As I look back over years of photos a theme emerged for H: Habitat, (house, home, and hacienda).

Gee, we have reached the letter G on this photographic journey. That is over one fourth of the way to Z. This stop includes a photo from...

Appropriately, my fotographic journey from A to Z arrives at "F" on these first days of the first month of 2025. The letter "F" covers...

“E” is the most common letter in English usage, but not so common at the beginning of words. Two E words describe my photo search for...

As I consider the letter B, I wonder, is it just me or does “B” begin more than its fair share of place names? Moreover, the letter might be

In my very early 20s I wandered along the canals of Amsterdam and spent a lonely, cold Christmas in Aachen. Before that decade was over...