Feeling very “nostalgic” for travel, and thinking of Japan in particular. Here are a few more images from my trips to Kyoto and Tokyo last year. Seems like a lifetime ago. At the time it was novel for me as an American to see many people wearing masks going about their everyday lives–as has been […]Read Post ›
More shots from around the lesser populated parts of Venice during Carnevale. The Canneregio neighborhood is one of the best places to hang out if you want to experience the “real” Venice.
During our photography class, we encountered these two characters a few times in different parts of the city. One of the interesting things about many of the dressed up people is that they really, really stay in character. These two were moving in slow motion and would often stop and strike different poses. Note the […]Read Post ›
Piazza San Marco at sunrise. Most of the costumed people in these are locals or tourists who come to Venice and dress up in elaborate costumes. They walk around San Marco at sunrise and sunset to pose for the many, many photographers and tourists who come to see them. It makes for a dramatic backdrop […]Read Post ›
Small village in the Atlas Mountains, about an hour outside of Marrakech. All photos taken with Sony a6000 and lightly edited in Lightroom.
Street photography is definitely a big challange in Morocco. People do not like having their picture taken, and many will yell at you if they see you even pointing a camara in their direction. I persevered as much as I could (and was yelled at many times) because the settings there are so dramatic, it […]Read Post ›
