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Welcome to my weblog and thanks for stopping by! My most recent posts are all on this page, for older ones browse the archives or click the keywords in the sidebar. See Potomac Adventures for posts that I wrote between 2011 and May 2013 and Brobo Photo for those from 2006 to 2011. My weblogs contain hundreds of articles and photographs and are an essential part of my work. They show my never-ending passion for visual storytelling and the interaction of photography and text. For less volatile information about my work, see my Home Page. Plimoth Plantation
April 26, 2013
No stay in Plymouth without a visit to Plimoth Plantation, a museum that shows the settlement of the Mayflower Pilgrims arriving in Plymouth in 1620. The museum features...
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Fox on the Beach
April 26, 2013
I have never seen that before:
A fox walking the dunes, catching prey!
I wish I had a longer lens, but only brought the 2.8/12-35 (a 70 mm equivalent). Anyway,...
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Nine days after...
April 25, 2013
...the Marathon bombings, it would have been just unbalanced to show images of beautiful Boston without showing at least a few pictures that had to do with the terror att...
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Boston
April 24, 2013
Today, we visited Boston.
We walked along the Freedom Trail, which turned out to be a very clever idea to discover a city that you've never seen before. The weather be...
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Plymouth Rock
April 23, 2013
Today was rainy and cold, so we designated it as our lazy shopping day. I still managed to get a few shots of Plymouth Rock, taken with my lovely OM-D-Lightroom pinhole c...
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Woods Hole
April 22, 2013
A year ago, we bought a little picture called "Nobska's Grace" from B J Anderson, a painter in the Torpedo Factory:
B J told us that the image depicts a place on C...
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New Haven
April 21, 2013
After many more hours of driving, we finally made it to Plymouth today. However, the major attraction was New Haven in Connecticut, home of the world famous Yale Universi...
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Manhattan
April 20, 2013
As some of you know, Katja and I are on a vacation trip to the New England area right now. Our first day consisted of eight hours of driving, until we finally reached our...
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Two Ladies
April 16, 2013
Long time no see, I know.
The US American income tax return took me more than two weeks to complete, and a number of other activities held me back from posting here. C...
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Approaching Reagan National
March 21, 2013
It's one the pictures that I always wanted to have, but for quite some time haven't managed to get: an aircraft approaching Reagan National Airport from the North, flying...
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SDN March Spotlight
March 08, 2013
My story of little Liam has been featured in SocialDocumentary.net's March Spotlight, a newsletter that is sent to about 6000 people world wide, including photographers,...
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Good Job
March 06, 2013
Cats and dogs love to be destructive:
This image shows Mestan after "decomposing" a little paper ball we made from a birthday gift wrap. Doesn't he seem to be very...
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The Sirin
March 04, 2013
"The Sirin" is a piece that Torpedo Factory Artist and silk painter Anya Yakubovskaya created last fall for a couple's 50th wedding anniversary. The slavic Sirin is based...
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Close enough?
February 17, 2013
Since "Kunst Leistungskurs" at Highschool, one of my favorite artists has been the painter Chuck Close. His huge, photorealistic portraits of well or lesser known people...
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