Category: Street Photography
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Golden Light on a Friday Morning, Mallorca
The mornings are changing dramatically, in routine as well as visual quality as September has been marching on. School has started again, and that brings earlier mornings interacting with the world, and a commute that forces a change in view and relationships to the world around me. I have been arriving with the kids very…
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New Years BERLIN > BUDAPEST > BERLIN Trip
It’s August already, and I’m finally sitting down to put this piece together about a whirlwind three-day continental European adventure over New Year’s 2026. My oldest and I took the trip to ride the rails, and it was a particularly special experience for my kiddo, who handled all the planning and logistics. My job was…
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July Wander of Palma and Es Baluard Contemporary and Modern Art Museum
This past week we have had family visiting us her in Mallorca. It is always fun getting to break out the typical routine and play tourist. We did a number of things, but the one that was the best for photos was a trip into Palma to visit the Es Baluard Contemporary and Modern Art…
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Summer Sets In
It’s June in Mallorca, and summer has arrived. It’s hot and the colors are saturated and vivid.
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May Trip to London
For travel planning I have two main methods. 1) Set the date months in advance, or 2) leave this week. In May of 2026 we took a last minute trip to London, a city we’ve been to a few times on 48 hour layovers between Kazakhstan and the United States, but this was our first…
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Binissalem Car Show
Passion is contagious. The people who buy, restore, maintain, and drive old cars clearly have a lot of love for their vehicles, and it is great fun to see the fruits of their labors. Over the weekend every inch of available space around the main plaza was occupied by beautiful old cars. Walking through the…
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Vehicles of Mallorca
I don’t drive. I can drive, however my wife and I sold our car before we moved to Kazakhstan in 2015 and neither of us have felt the need to get one since then. Mostly I get around by bicycle, public transit or walking. It works great. As a person who doesn’t drive, I often…
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Don’t Forget to Look Down
It’s the details. Most sidewalks that I grew up with were a very specific type in the United States, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) late ’30’s poured concrete type that were ubiquitous in my hometown. These days sidewalks, and walkways in general, are likely to be of some sort of pattern of large concrete tiles.…