“Focus on what’s good,” is the motto of the principal of my son’s new school next year. Last night we went to a parent’s open house at the middle school for next year’s sixth graders. First off, it brought home that my son is getting older. Call me crazy, but
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May 15, 2012 | Post by: Kat No Comments
Balancing on the Diagonal
I thought I’d continue my San Francisco Market/Wheels theme started yesterday and share another recent addition to the series. I love the diagonals in this one. The lines of the awning are in opposition to the lines of the light and shadow, creating nice movement within the frame. It’s fun
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May 14, 2012 | Post by: Kat No Comments
Continuing the Search
My Market/Wheels exhibition came down a week and a half ago, but my quest for Market/Wheels images is not over. This has become an ongoing project for me. It’s a way for me to find a thread of similarity in disparate places around the globe. We’re discussing “Seeking Differences, Finding
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May 13, 2012 | Post by: Kat 16 Comments
Thirty Minutes
Can you spare thirty minutes for me? I bet if I called you and asked you for thirty minutes of your time, you would give it to me. What about sparing thirty minutes for you? If you wanted to do something, all for you, would you create thirty minutes to
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May 11, 2012 | Post by: Kat 8 Comments
Exploring with a Camera: Visual Weight
Welcome to May’s Exploring with a Camera! This month we are going to explore the concept of Visual Weight in our photographs. When we studied Balancing Shapes a couple of months ago, I had to touch on visual weight in order to discuss balance. The two really go hand in
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May 10, 2012 | Post by: Kat 4 Comments
Brain Power
The brain is an amazing thing. Our bodies, our cells, our neurons, the way it all works together is amazing. Over the weekend I read a fascinating book that made me aware of all of this, My Stroke of Insight: A Brain Scientist’s Personal Journey by Jill Bolte Taylor, PhD.
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