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Anyone who takes a trip on the Colorado River will report on the excitement of running the rapids, many of which can be quite dangerous.  However, the geology of the…

Each spring the cherry grove on the Swarthmore College campus goes through its wonderful cycle of blooming pinks and whites, then transitioning to full green.  Each morning over the past…

All of us can identify with major anniversaries in our lives.  In this month of April, 2020, we are dealing with the enormous impacts of COVID-19 on our daily routines,…

A grand, sane, towering, seated Mother, Chair’d in the adamant of Time. For decades this dramatic sculpture by Jacob Epstein has been located at the west entrance to the Philadelphia…

In the spirit of honoring the roots of my photography, I include here the beginnings of a library of photographs taken by my father in the 1940’s and 1950’s.  This…

  In the summer of 1961, I was fortunate to travel for eight weeks with long-time (and continuing) friend Andy Newman throughout the western US.  We traveled and lived in…