And now for something completely different…
India. Delhi, India. Brace yourself. And you internet connection… many a photo ahead. Just a little assortment of images from our day in the streets of Delhi. All typical images.…
Walking around brains…
Today a few of my students and I were privileged to take a walk around Harvard University – and quite a few places behind the scenes – with University Photographer and photojournalist…
Air for the day…
The day began, I awoke at 4am. Flight sequence began at 7:15am LIT>ATL>BOS. A full day of flying ahead. While it seemed that the entire eastern seaboard was shrouded in…
Back together again…
Today was an official/unofficial kick-off for the impending journeys coming up. Most of the group you will know from last year; there are a few new faces though. Last year,…
Judging the fastest…
Alright, judge me if you will, the O’Reilly 300 at the Texas Motor Speedway was actually kinda cool. There isn’t many ways to say it: it was probably one of…
Mouse hole functionality…
This is the Kimball Art Museum. Of all of the famous architecture in the world, this one has some of the most notable. And notorious. All the parts are functional,…
Re-ignition…
No two ways about it. I’m not going to do anything at all for a few days. I have been on the road for two months with very few moments…
Days above ground…
…or above water. This photo was taken above… who knows where. I don’t know. Some Caribbean island at 34,000ft. And at the same time I return home, a plane passes…
Each and every morning…
The time changed last week all over the world. Daylight savings, right? Well… not in Haiti. The dawn is breaking pre-5am. By the time I wake up around 7, the…
St.Patricks in Port-au-Prince…
Well, Petion-ville, that is. The streets late at night seems like they have chilled out recently. Especially tonight, March 17, St.Patrick’s Day. People are out walking around like it is…
Of small cats and big dogs…
There are people in this country who will live their entire lives never venturing far beyond their neighborhoods or villages. Is the proper response to pity? To help? To teach?…
Fishing for fruit…
A few days ago I was told a parable. Much like a biblical parable, but this photo brings it to mind: A fisherman knows that if you only have one…