Category Archives: Something

Worcester has been getting pounded by ice and snow this year, but there are signs that it will not always be that way.

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One of the last images taken during Karrina’s senior portrait session as Green Hill Park this past summer.

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A fun picture from the talent show at last weekend’s Winterfest. I believe the blue lights he was swinging around are game controllers that light up and flash.

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A classic black and white.

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August 2005 at Lincoln Park Zoo, Chicago.

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What was in that egg nog?

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My dad took this picture in 1970 while serving on the river near Chau Doc, Vietnam when he was a 3rd Class Engineman on the YRBM-16. I love this picture, my favorite from his collection of 3 or 4 slide trays that I remember seeing on the rare but wonderful occasions when my family would break out the slide projector.

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We’ve actually managed to take pictures to put in our Christmas cards this year. True, they haven’t arrived from the printer yet, and we still need to put them into cards, address them, and mail them.
But until then, may whatever December-time holiday you prefer be pleasant.

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A statue of St. Francis at the Serra Retreat Center in Malibu, California overlooks the mountains.

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The devastation of the recent ice storm had its own silver lining.

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This 1994 photo of a Rwandan Hutu death camp survivor is from James Nachtwey, another of my favorite photographers (and hence the name of another one of my hard drives!).

Speaking during a conference, he said, “I was driven by an inherent sense that a picture that revealed the true face of war would almost by definition be an anti-war photograph.” I encourage you to visit his website with the hope that your perspective on the world will be changed.

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