Memory, Presence, Mortality
Emma's Pottery
My youngest daughter, Emma, is a budding potter. She has a table in the garage where she practices. Luckily, the lighting there is wonderful indirect “porch” lighting.
My youngest daughter, Emma, is a budding potter. She has a table in the garage where she practices. Luckily, the lighting there is wonderful indirect “porch” lighting.
New plan: I’m going to walk in the woods everyday for 30 minutes for my health and bring the camera for anything that stands out on my radar.
My mother-in-law, Nancy, is in ill-health. At her age and condition, you never know when will be the last time you see her. (I went through the same thing with my late mother). So whenever I get the chance, I make a portrait if only for my wife. This was made at her assisted living complex.
In Boston for a few days. Caroline wanted to practice her banjo, and the hotel didn’t seem like the right place. So she went to the parking lot and got in the car.
