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Category: Photoblogs

Pictures worth a thousand images. The bulk of this blog, obviously. The best of these are featured on the main web site.

The Butterflies
August 17, 2022
Fauna, Photoblogs, Science
On a recent Long Island outing, we found lovely pollinators that managed to momentarily dull a mindful of existential puzzles and quiet down those chaotically newsworthy echoes...
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Close Encounters of the Small Kind
August 13, 2022
Fauna, Macro, New York, Photoblogs
After stating in a recent post that "nobody likes bugs", I decided to prove myself wrong, go back to the source and look at the little devils with a new eye. Or rather an old...
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New York City in Spring
June 7, 2022
Birds, New York, Photoblogs
This is a benign post about those tiny details which, should one choose to accept them, can chisel an alternative reality into our lives as megapolis dwellers. Over nine million...
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If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Maine
November 18, 2020
On the road, Photoblogs
After two hundred debilitating days of quasi-total isolation, of hunkering down and stocking up, of washing hands, clothes and goods at a frenzy, of avoiding our kind like the new...
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Against All Odds
January 13, 2020
Fauna, Hydrosphere, New York, Photoblogs
Yes, eight and a half million souls merrily sharing three hundred square miles of prime real-estate is a lot. Way too much in fact, as is the case for any large city. The very...
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Prospect Park in the Fog
January 6, 2020
New York, Photoblogs
A recent walk through Prospect Park in thick fog yielded moody images. The duotone rendition seems to have captured the moment well. While the Brooklyn park will never replace my...
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