Based on conversations I have been having with friends lately about the extremely serious challenges facing the human race I have begun (again) to refer people to Daniel Quinn’s ground breaking and wisdom filled Ishmael. The book is over twenty years old now and I have been amazed lately at how many people I know [...]
I was born in 1961 in the south. The civil rights act was enacted in 1964 and to say the least was met with huge resistance. Issues connected to racism were a big part of my growing up. Memories related to the desegregation of schools are still particularly vivid. When I was a child Martin [...]
Apple iphone 4 shot within Instagram & processed within Instagram – Corner of Bull & Bay You can follow my feed on Instagram @themindfuleye. I post an average of two shots a day. Read my article “Instagram is Ruining Photography” here.
Canon 5D Mark II f2.8 100mm macro lens ISO 1000 f11@ 1/500th
Canon 5D Mark II Sigma f2.8 14mm lens ISO 200 f2.8@ 1/1500th Hey Everybody, This was one of the detail shots from the wedding. The heart adornment is obvious but the object is sitting on the railing of the dock where Kate and Justin got married. At the end of the week I will post [...]
Canon Mark II 1DS f2.8 28-70mm @70mm ISO 50 f22@ .7secs Current Theme: Everyday
Welcome to Stumblers who are visiting my site today from Stumble Upon! Click HERE to see a slideshow of my favorite (top 25) images from my first year of photo blogging at Light Diary. Hope to see you again soon….. Sincerely, Craig
Hi Everybody, My posts resume tomorrow night….Craig
Hi Everybody, Four dollar a gallon gas is going to finally end the choke hold that big oil and the auto industry (with the help of despicably corrupted government officials) has held over our hope of an energy sustainable future. For the rest of this year from time to time on my blog I am [...]
“I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. And I will not let what I cannot do interfere with what I can do.” ~Edward Everett Hale “Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could only do a little.” ~Edmund Burke