The High Museum of Art was founded in 1905 as the Atlanta Art Association. In 1926, Harriet “Hattie” Harwell Wilson High (Mrs. Joeseph Madison High) donated her home on Peachtree Street to house the association’s collection. Today the much-expanded High… Continue Reading
San Angelo, my fair city, is in a desert. It is on the eastern edge of the Chihuahuan Desert. Imagine my surprise to learn that San Angelo is home to the International Waterlily Collection. For the last fourteen years, the… Continue Reading
I made these street shots in New Orleans over a two day period in March, 2018. Drummer You cannot walk around the French Quarter without encountering music. This combo was playing at an open air cafe venue. The drummer makes… Continue Reading
In March, 2018 I was in New Orleans for a meeting. I was staying in a hotel near the French Quarter and had a little time to wander around with my Canon 6D and 50mm f1.8. Street Art, Jackson Square… Continue Reading
In April 2017 I was loose in San Francisco with my Canon 6D and the Canon 50mm f1.8. I packed light for the trip so my only lens was the 50mm. I’ve never considered this a particular hardship. I spent… Continue Reading
My preferred approach to photography is to stroll about a city and look for opportunities to make interesting images. In this I embody the spirit of the flâneur, a stroller, an observer, and, in my case, a photographer with a… Continue Reading
I found this partially sunken boat under a pier near the Valkyrie ferry terminal on Boston’s waterfront. I was taking a photographic walking tour of Boston while ostensibly in town for the American Chemical Society meeting in August of 2018.… Continue Reading
Introduction. This post is for professors who might be considering flipping their classrooms. The tips and tricks below I developed while teaching General Chemistry to freshmen for eight years at Angelo State University. Of course, some, if not most of… Continue Reading
In a post on Flipped Chemistry May 2017, “What’s Your Style“. I invited members of the Flipped Chemsitry community to answer questions about their flipping style with the promise that I would summarize the results at a later date. About… Continue Reading
In this photograph a lady is engaging in an activity common at the Vietnam Wall in Washington, D.C.: She is making a rubbing of a name on the wall. She is of an age suggesting that the name she is… Continue Reading