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What’s a beignet?

If you’ve wondered about those perfectly puffy New Orleans delicacies, the food blog One Perfect Bite, has the full scoop. The writer politely asked to use one of my photos of Cafe du Monde, the iconic coffee shop where the tasty, fried dough squares are served, so I’m happy to link here to the [...]

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In the Travel section

It’s been a rough week, but here’s a bright spot.  The Cleveland newspaper, The Plain Dealer, picked up one of my Holy Land photos to include in their Travel section.  If you have the Sunday paper (July 5), it’s on page 2 of Travel.
More Holy Land photos are found here.

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The Holy Land in Pictures

Scenes from Jerusalem:

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The Holy Land in Pictures

Scenes from Jerusalem:

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Scenes from Jerusalem:

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The Holy Land in Pictures

This church, located just outside the ruins of Capernaum, was abandoned because it sits in “no man’s land”, territory under dispute during war.

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Likely the place where Jesus preached the Sermon on the Mount.  The Church of the Beatitudes is constructed in a hexagonal shape, reflecting the 8 Beatitudes.

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Tilt-Shift

My camera has been gathering dust lately.  I don’t have as much energy for outdoor photos when there’s a foot of snow to trudge through.  So I started experimenting with some new techniques in processing, including something called “tilt-shift”.   On some photos, tilt-shift makes your subject look like miniatures.  It’s achieved with a specialty lens [...]

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Autumn is coming

Seeing New England start to erupt with fall color reminded me that I get to experience it twice.  I saw the beginnings of a beautiful autumn in New York, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.  Now I can look forward to what’s coming to northern Ohio in the weeks ahead.
From Vermont:

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New Hampshire and Vermont

My drive home through New Hampshire and Vermont was long and wonderful.  Overcast skies kept the glare out of my eyes.  I had the iPod cycling through all the public radio shows that I download but never get to listen to: This American Life, Fresh Air, All Songs Considered, and This I Believe segments.  It [...]

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