Day: August 15, 2022

A Tiny Lichen-Covered Angel Clutches a Bouquet of Flowers to Her Chest as She Wades Through Tall Grass at Hillside

LENOX, Mass. – Shakespeare & Company’s Free Friday Talks continue under the tent at the Rose Footprint Theatre, with a discussion of Golden Leaf

Monday – photo by Mitch Waxman One last set of shots from the 15th of July, depicting the transit of

NE Morris Street looking towards N Williams Avenue, 1966. City of Portland (OR) Archives, ZC 4812, A2011-13. View this image

A number of restaurateurs have expressed interest in the space, according to a new report. No So Fast: The Central

I feel like I usually take Monday’s to whine about something or the other but for the first time on

A Tiny Lichen-Covered Angel Clutches a Bouquet of Flowers to Her Chest as She Wades Through Tall Grass at Hillside

The Ugly Ducklings

A new meaning for “liquid assets.” This Company Will Let You Invest in Pappy Van Winkle Bourbon Without Even Buying

GREATEST SCORES OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY Original Review by Craig Lysy RKO Studio producer Harriet Parsons came across a poignant

. I am fortunate to see Eagles often, but my adrenaline still gets pumping when I see one perched atop

I have a problem. I wish I could say it was a small one, but you know, it isn’t. I

Hello Readers *** The Photo Challenge this week is to share three favorite images. It is always tough to pick

Congratulations to David Ortiz, better known as Big Papi, for his induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame – one

. Spring is back… and so is baseball! . . Though the evil empire managed to beat my beloved Sox

Remembering the good ‘ole days when a hot dog and a baseball game were affordable. Baseball is beautiful

somewhere sunlight

Oscar Wilde once said, “Life imitates art more than art imitates life.” It’s easy to think that artwork is based

Nature’s weird and wonderful gifts will be admired, by moonlight, at the Arcadia garden. Explore LA Arboretum’s ‘Bizarre Botany’ on

It’s quite strange to read websites dedicated to photography and to always find this eternal mention of the rule of

A few years ago, I was fascinated by the possibility that a certain Joseph Lane, rather than Abraham Lincoln, might