Loneliness

It is also why so many great photographs concern loneliness. The lens may distance the photographer from the rest of humanity, but with that distance comes an enhanced ability to see what is overlooked and underloved, whether it is the piebald of shadows decorating the side of a house, or the greased-glass door of a motel (the melancholy iconography of the American road—the motels, the slumping wooden houses, the elm half-choked to death by kudzu, the sun-cracked stucco building—is to modern photography what a wheel of cheese and a tumble of grapes were to Renaissance painting), or, most powerfully, the lone human being.

Exhibit Schedule

The dates of my exhibit at the South Florida State College Museum of Florida Art & Culture are now official:
Exhibit Opening: Wednesday February 6, 2019
Opening Reception: Thursday February 21, 2019 at 1:00 p.m.
Exhibit closing: May 8, 2019

Yes, the opening reception is at 1:00 p.m.

The college is located at 600 West College Dr., Avon Park, FL  33825

Immigrants Serving in the Military vs. Donald Trump

Trump and his administration are a disgrace and a stain on the honor of the tens, if not hundreds of thousands of immigrants and other minorities who have served this country in our military over the last two-plus centuries. The man who dodged the draft five times cares more about the rank prejudice of his “base” than he does about the national security of this country.