If the places we've been no longer exist, does part of ourselves go with them?
Reflections on Time and Place: 2000 – 2018
Happy Star Trek Day 2020
Watching Star Trek convention panels has been a source of hope for me during these pandemic days...
Boldly Rewatching the Voyages: Essays on Star Trek The Original Series
The crew of the Enterprise may have gone boldly, but they set forth with humility and curiosity.
Order and Chaos
Life is not really gray, after all. It's a spectacle of colors and sounds...
It’s Not What You Think
History and fiction often turn on correct or incorrect interpretation of events
Urban Photography: People
Cities are still the best deal around for networking and cultural opportunities...
Urban Photography: The Middle Distance
The most common city view, is perhaps, the postcard-friendly middle distance. Too close to see the city's vast scale, but far enough away that the eye still has room to roam. Follow this link (or click on the menu above) for a small sample of middle distance urban photographs I've taken since 2005.
A Walk by the Lake – Part 2
Walking reassures me of the limitless nature of creativity.
A Walk by the Lake
Walking, like creativity, starts with a risky venture into the unknown.
Urban Photography: Details
For all the stereotypes of urban isolation, the city is an intimate experience, if you embrace it and allow it to embrace you. It's not always friendly, no place is, but it always offers something new. Click on this link (or go through the menu above) for a small album of photographs exploring the city…
