Photojournals
The banks of the reservoir were drying and cracked, molding into an insidious mud that sunk around my boots with every advancing step. Autumn has come to Bucks County, and with it, a dark and foreboding cloud above nature’s annual swan song.
Read MoreA new creative adventure begins here.
Read MoreSunsets cross that thrilling line between magic and science, and it’s thrilling to hear one part of the natural world come awake as the other heads off to sleep.
Read MoreNew Hope has struggled with the overcommercialization of America, while never losing its ultra-progressive, inclusive, artistic edge. From this struggle, the town has found a balance between the modern and the classic, the one-time counterculture and the current zeitgeist. And everyone is welcome.
Read MoreMinutes after I took a photo of my mother admiring Monet’s “Japanese Footbridge and the Water Lily Pool,” she shared with me that pointillism may be her favorite impressionist style because she loves the complexity of being able to look at something from various perspectives and see totally different dimensions.
Read MoreThe past isn’t really all that prologue, if everything is constantly changing. So retreading the footsteps of the past through the lens of curiosity is proving to be quite an intoxicating experience.
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