Skittish is the Great Blue Heron.
It feels when you're stopped and starin'
and will crisscross water like Charon
to keep you on the other side.
Great Blue Heron [Lyric Poem]
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Category Archives: Photography
PROMPT: Blog
Why do you blog?
A quick and easy fix of creative output.
That said, by the original definition of “blog,” it could be argued that I don’t blog and never did much of it, as my posts are not of a journaling / thoughts on “X” variety and rarely have been.
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Diminished [Free Verse]
I take a sunrise photo
And find the glorious orb
Diminished by poor photography,
& upstaged by a flaring pigeon.
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World in Sepia [Haiku]
a hazy day, the sun 's low, and the world turns old photo.
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DAILY PHOTO: Terror Háza Múzeum, Budapest
Taken in Budapest in 2014.
This museum, located at Andrássy út 60 in Budapest, was used by both the Arrow Cross Militia (i.e. the Hungarian fascists during WWII) and the ÁVH (the secret police from the Communist era.) Specially-constructed (and diabolical) torture cells in the basement probably made it convenient to keep from one regime to the next.
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DAILY PHOTO: Singapore Closeups
DAILY PHOTO: Scenes from the Backwaters
Taken on June 29, 2017 near Alappuzha in the Backwaters of Kerala
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DAILY PHOTO: Mai Mano House [Hungarian House of Photography]
Taken in December of 2016 in Budapest
From inside the Hungarian House of Photography
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DAILY PHOTO: Hilltop Ruins
Taken on March 28, 2015 at Savanadurga
Looks fake, but it’s not.
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DAILY PHOTO: Széchenyi Tér in Pécs
Taken in December of 2014 in Pécs
The photo above and the photo below were taken at almost the same time (around dusk), but with some adjustments to the manual settings. (You can see the time continuity in the clouds above the hotel in the right half of the photo.) What a difference a few clicks make.
Tiger Riding for Beginners 