A few portraits of tea…
If you were not aware, I am in India for a university sponsored study on the anthropology of tea. The mission is to know tea, learn how it is made,…
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…
A jog about for freedom…
I’m all for exercise. Today, we jogged the Freedom Trail, the red line they’ve painted/bricked through all of Boston connecting all the major sites. From the site of the Boston…
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,…
Walks and squiggles…
Absurd title, simple photo. Just liked it. That is all. Stay tuned… -Noah D.
Down the aisle…
Pardon the extreme delay of this day of images, its a bit of a retro-post. I was fortunate enough to be asked once more to share in someone’s wedding and…
I and people…
There is no part of my job in which I am not required to deal with people. And sometimes, lots of people. People… is what it is all about. Interacting…
What I do two…
My job at the university consists of two primary things: 1.) Here’s a list of shots from 3 years ago that we want duplicated with current students. 2.) Here’s a…
Return to the mothership…
They warned me. They all warned me. “You will return,” they say. I just never expected that I would return with the university as a client. Funny the way it…
I and Love and This…
Load the car and write the note Grab your bag and grab your coat Tell the ones that need to know We are headed north One foot in and one…
Small group meets…
Taking a large photo of a group with absolutely no prep or lighting setup… That’s what happens when you look down at your watch and see you have just enough…
Playful disasters…
In the spirit of all these disasters around the world these days, my school’s annual disaster drill was an earthquake. A bit “localized” for an earthquake, only the library took…