Every evening groups of domino players spring up on the Havana sidewalks. They gather in the same spots, under the same trees, around the same rickety tables, by the same light of the same flickering streetlamps. Continue reading Old Men’s Club
It is amazing to me that a people who were for so long silenced under repressive government regimes have managed to retain their ability for self-expression. Despite nearly 60 years under Castro and the blockade, and before that the Batista regime, Cuban culture overflows with art, music and dance. Continue reading Expresión
The many hilarious and absurd experiences of an expat living in Havana during the 2016 U.S. election. Including: drinking to forget the presidential debates, the Cuban filing system explained, and voting abroad. Continue reading Civic Duty in Cuba
An autobiographical exploration of my roots by visiting Central Florida with my grandmother. Continue reading I am One Fourth Guava Loving
Thoughts on the Donald Trump rally in Lynden Wa, Conservatives, Liberals and the media. Continue reading The Space Between Us
A behind the scenes look at photographing for The Planet, an environmental magazine in Bellingham, WA Continue reading Behind the Photos (The Planet Magazine Fall 2015)
At the Cordata Community Garden, gardeners are trying to figure out what the unusually mild winter will mean for them … Continue reading Cordata Community Garden
A photo essay on Skookum Sail Repair, a local, one-woman sail loft in Bellingham WA. Continue reading Skookum Sail Repair
An explanation on what goes into creating a standalone photo for traditional print newspapers Continue reading Creating a Stand Alone Photo
Identity: Everyone struggles with it. Learning to reconcile who you were then vs. who you are now can be tricky, … Continue reading Dealing with Identity
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