On Tuesday, January 8, 2019, Ray Seigfried was sworn in for the first time as the State Representative of District 7, representing me and my neighbors. This, the 150th General Assembly of the State of Delaware, was remarkable because ten new faces were present, a huge turnover. For years, there was only one black female […]
My students at the Delaware Art Museum have produced some wonderful images since I began teaching there. Here I have limited myself to 10 images from each class. But first, here are links to photographs by them of dress rehearsals at the Delaware Children’s Theatre. Scrooge, The Musical, 2018 Wonderland: Alice’s Rock-n-Roll Adventure, 2018 Honk! […]
I am gratified that an image of mine — “Outside My Comfort Zone” — was accepted by juror Alida Fish for inclusion in the 4th Annual Regional Photography Exhibit of the Rehoboth Art League. Rehoboth Art League, 12 Dodds Lane, Rehoboth Beach, DE, January 4 thru February 7, 2019. Artists’ Reception: Friday, Jan. 4, 5-7pm. […]
Every day, Delaware’s News Journal newspaper publishes a panorama photo at the top of Page 3. I occasionally submit, and they occasionally publish, my images. Photographers should be paid for their work but I don’t mind giving these images to the News Journal to use, especially since the paper has been so generous in giving […]
This is one of five stately homes my wife and I visited during a three-week stay in the Peak District National Park in England and it was not only the oldest but the most memorable, possibly because it had such a sense of age, that things were now what they had been for centuries, going […]
The Peak District in April, 2018, was often cold and wet. It snowed the day before we got there. That made tours of stately homes attractive, since they were dry. This home the grandest, with modern art from the Tate thrown into the bargain. If you would like to purchase one of these photographs, please […]
On our first Sunday in the Peak District National Park in England, we worshiped at St. Peter’s Church in Alstonefield. (Are the fields around there all stone? I did not ask.) Parts of St. Peter’s church (made of stone) date to the 12th century. Their bishop was there that day, marking 500 years since the […]
Perhaps because this is such a popular place, the guidebooks we had skipped over it, yet this is one of the better walks in the Peak District. Once you get beyond the stepping stones, the number of other hikers decreases dramatically. The hike up from the valley floor is steep; just take your time. We […]
It was a damp chilly day in April, 2018 when we visited Buxton in Derbyshire, England, a village surrounded by Peak District National Park. If I was a bolder photographer that day, I would have taken a photo of three young men lounging outside the entrance of a pub. It was about noon and, because […]
The Roaches offer a dramatic landscape and an easy hike in the Peak District National Park in Staffordshire, England. Visually, I especially like the rock walls and how they fit with the gritstone landscape. April, 2018. If you would like to purchase one of these photographs, please contact me. Click on any thumbnail image to […]