For another year, more there were more than 1.33 million f/go photo views on f/go. Photo views are akin to “hits” in that the figure represents how many photo files were clicked. Understandably, that’s down from previous “non-Covid-19” years. Just like all of you, we didn’t get out as much […]
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Mess Hall
The past week-plus, I felt like I was in the kitchen working on updating my web site. Much like how yesterday, many households were busy working in their homes preparing their annual Thanksgiving feast. Based on all the photos I viewed since yesterday, it seems that a whole lot of […]
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In Flight
Envisioning the future of this ultimate moment From MUS to DnT (Drag’N Thrust) Here the session began at a library in a suburb of Minneapolis-St. Paul with Henry Thorn, USAU Board Vice Chair and facilitator saying this was to date the largest meeting attendance to date. That made sense. I […]
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Scouting an Event is an Event of the Present
A tale of the fun behind scouting a photography sporting event through the city.
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Dancing the Water’s Edge
A photo open about stepping along and across the edge from one side to another.
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Acapulco Lips on Record Store Day Eve
Record Store Day at a record release party lit up the night in Georgetown, Washington.
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Precious Moments
Beach life. Not sure exactly what, but there’s something special about people drawn to where land meets water. Maybe it’s because like our relationships with ourselves and others, its edge is ever-changing. Shifting. On the best of days, the edge is a smooth transition between what is known, on what feels […]
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Discovering Georgetown (the one in the other Washington)
Took a bike stroll down to Georgetown, on good advice last night. On a stunning spring Seattle Friday afternoon, I ventured south along the Duwamish Bike Trail that snakes the Duwamish River. Navigationally, this river is one of several waterways in the area that create both natural paths, and potential barriers. If you want to […]
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Still. Moving. Stories.
All this stuff will soon see its way into a separately branded web site. I even have a logo for it. But wait, I’m getting ahead of myself. Back to the concept. It’s important to define it. After all, “There is nothing worse that a sharp image of a […]
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Polar Nation Opens with Domination
The Minneapolis North Polars stepped onto the Minnesota State High School League state basketball championship tournament floor for the first time in 13 years.
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