Tag Archives: Spring

March 26 & 27 photos of the day

Yesterday it was so cold and windy that walking anywhere outside to take photos held no appeal whatsoever. Luckily I have an amazing subject right here at home.   (Ok, I’m somewhat biased about this, I’ll admit).   I took … Continue reading

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March 22 photo of the day

It is officially Spring, and today it even felt like it. The birds in Central Park have been singing up a storm for the last week or so, letting us know that it won’t be long until we’re all able … Continue reading

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March 18 photo of the day

My daughter picked this shot out of three I was considering. My theory is that the other two were more monochromatic, and at this point in Winter, we are all yearning for some color in the world. Balloons are for … Continue reading

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March 14 & 15 photos of the day

Yesterday I met a friend of mine for breakfast.  We spent a lot of the time talking about creativity; what sparks it or sustains it,  whether it be in writing or photography or art.   I mentioned that when I’m … Continue reading

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March 11, photo of the day

It was a glorious 65 degrees here today and sunny. Needless to say, we went to Central Park. You could feel the earth getting ready to burst forth, and palpable relief oozed from the pores of every t-shirt wearing, jacket … Continue reading

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It’s May!

The relief is palpable.   For some reason this year it felt like Spring was forever just around the corner.   But now it’s May and we can all relax.   Temperatures are still cool at night but the sun … Continue reading

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A Walk in the Park

Spring finally arrived this week, rolling in yesterday with temperatures warm enough to cause much shedding of jackets and donning of shorts and t-shirts.    In New York City, the first truly warm day is heralded by heading to Central … Continue reading

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The Easter Story

Easter is a strange amalgam of traditions.   It encompasses pre-Christian pagan fertility rituals (eggs and egg hunts), overlaps with Passover both in date and events, and of course contains the fantastical Christian story. As a kid I knew none … Continue reading

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My almost Spring photo walk

For the past few days it’s felt almost like Spring around here.  Almost, but not quite.  Meaning that you see the sun and check the temperature and think, “Wow, it’s almost 50 degrees!” and so you don’t wear your heavy … Continue reading

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An intentional lack of ‘structure’

We don’t have a ton of structured stuff going on in our lives.   And it’s not by accident. “Kids need structure” is a phrase that is used in defense of all sorts of heinous behavior and I have come … Continue reading

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