Day 21: silhouette. Backpacking in Shenandoah National Park
Day 20: gather. I’ve gathered (and eaten) a lot of berries in my day
Day 19: equal. St. Paul cathedral, 5th Ave, Pittsburgh.
Day 18: texture. A somewhat forgettable album. Cool sleeve design though. The name of the album was a cut-out/stensil over the inner sleeve.
Day 17: warmth. The summer palace in Vienna. Because 2 or 3 others were not enough?
Day 16: Blur. Sunrise at Philmont.
Day 15: tie. Scouts having fun with knots.
Day 14: twilight
Day 13: pathway. Sidewalk art by neighborhood kids.
Day 12: hidden. Hidden photo not posted.
Day 11: brick
Day 10: rail. Appalachian trail stop on New York metro north.
Day 8: travel 📷 Rosenborg castle, Copenhagen.
Day 7: Switch 📷 Mosby went from (probably) planning the escape route used by John Wilkes Booth after assassinating Lincoln to running U S Grant’s Virginia presidential campaign.
Day 6: contrast 📷 my father the photography major and his “axe” c. a. 1957
Day 5: reflection. Boats off Jekyll island, Georgia.
@manton doing the challenge.
A visit to the Holocaust Museum.
I visited the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC, yesterday. It was sobering. The thing that surprised me most was the d...Day 4: nostalgia 📷 Analog. Physical media. Dropping the needle.
Day 3: shadow 📷 . Copy of Michelangelo’s “David” in Florence.
Day 2: curve. 📷. #mbjune. The man hit a lot of curve balls.
Day 1: Tree. 📷. #mbjune. My father was a professional photographer and had a thing for picutres of dead trees. I maintain the tradition (but certianly not at the same artistic level, and I’m not developing my own film and making my own prints anymore).
Cod
I’m currently reading a book called “Cod” (https://www.kitchenartsandletters.com/products/cod-p-a-biog...#emacs (text) makes a great trip itinerary builder. Cut and paste text out of reservation PDFs. Loose the cruft (ads). Paste into final document. Less is more.