Traveler, Photographer, Writer. Researching and documenting the agricultural and gastronomic heritage of the Balkans & those who carry on those traditions.
One last one from the...this time last year folder...
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This is from the coast of Maine... looking out at Penobscot Bay from just north of Northport. It was a particularly luminous evening and though this part of the coast of Maine is never really crowde… https://t.co/2uB6NySA5Z
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From the same time last year file.
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So we know I am lousy at posting photographs in a routine and consistent manner. This is mostly because I tend to sit on much of my personal work without looking at it right away. I don't want to be clouded by what … https://t.co/kMZFnWffow
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EXHIBITION ALERT!!
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11th Annual
Norfolk Artists & Friends
Exhibition
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Brand new work from my
Moving Landscape:Ireland series (in camera abstract landscape photographs from Ireland)
will be on display as part of our @weekendinnorfolk g… https://t.co/jWzeFNNRnB
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Monument to the Fallen Fighters of Golubovci, Montenegro (south of Podgorica)
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By Vukota Tupa Vukotić (monuments) & Slobodan Boba Slovinić (bronze relief panels)
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"Freedom peers through your eyes, flowers… https://t.co/SudfxZDBxn
As a lead up to my Talk & Reception on June 26th at the Hub in Norfolk, CT I'm posting a whole bunch of my #spomenik images that I've never shared before. https://t.co/bIgyshoCxA
Monument to the Fallen Fighters of Golubovci, #Montenegro
V.T.Vukotić (#spomenik) & Slobodan Boba Slovinić (bronze panels)
"Freedom peers through your eyes, flowers bloomed when you died, every dawn above Zeta weaves a new wreath to your life." https://t.co/ag415fa2w3
I came upon this #spomenik absolutely by chance. I was south of #Podgorica, Montenegro, driving to the village of Godinje on the shores of #SkadarLake to meet a tour guide & wine maker there (@winery.garnet) who knew a bit about the history of the vranac. https://t.co/HJ9RwV3fVS
One last one from Čamića Brdo/
Monument on Smrike. As I have been reviewing files and sorting images from my upcoming Artist Talk I realized I took this image nearly 3 year ago to the day. So, being the curious sort, I zoomed in on the site via go… https://t.co/wtMJgn9FhI
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Life is stronger than death, justice is stronger than crime, love is stronger than hate.
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I'm doing an artist talk (and closing reception) on June 26th for my Spomenik:Memory photographic exhibition. Details coming later today!
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Between now … https://t.co/Nj3qvEmMSV
EXHIBITION ALERT!!
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This show just recently landed on my schedule and comes right on the heels of the big spring open studio days at @whitingmills hence I'm a bit slow in telling you about it.
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My exhibition
SPOMENIK : MEMORY
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Come see me at @whitingmills this weekend! It's our big spring open house (and my 1 year anniversary in this amazing building!) https://t.co/PzTKTQ2ini
The Giants Causway
(If you're not familiar with this amazing geological formation at the very top of the Antrim Coast in Northern Ireland. Stop scrolling Insta and go look it up.)
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This was a return visit for me. Last time was almost exactly 14 … https://t.co/EzhQDKBYwi
Poulnabrone Dolmen on an overcast and windswept day on the Burren.
After a lovely overnight in Kinvara (and a great visit with Lily and the twins) we headed back out across the open karstic terrain in search of rocks, cheese and dolmens.
I spent a good … https://t.co/CSbNa1xbti
This is the yew tree at the heart of the Muckross Abbey Cloister. While the ruins are that of the Franciscan friary which was started here in the 15th century, the first monastery was reputed to have been built here by Saint Fionan sometime in the 6th ce… https://t.co/rJTrLfZJNR
When the sun shines in Ireland it is one of the most beautiful places to behold.
Looking south across the water toward the Ring of Kerry from a little pullout on the road just past Dingle town. As is typical here this time of year the rain comes and… https://t.co/Secdj5cBOq
A very moody trip through the Black Valley then up and through the Gap of Dunloe. The rain persists but the stunning scenery and dramatic geology and topography certainly make up for it!
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#roadtrip#ruralexploration#rurallife#ig_countr… https://t.co/wwpZK76MP6
After bidding adieu to the end of the Dingle Peninsula and heading for Killarney we made our way down (another) tiny lane and passed this wee cottage. The line of the grass and the shadow line in the clouds seemed to mimick each other and there window, w… https://t.co/5qTycqbHKf
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We made our way out the length of the Dingle Peninsula and by the time we got to Slea Head and Dunquin Peninsula (after more slashing rain) the sun broke through bathing Skellig Michael in warm soft light.
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#instaireland#discoverirela… https://t.co/tdtOY1JQaF