Continuing with the Women’s History Month theme, an organization called the International Association of Professional Birth Photographers has just released the results of its 2017 Image of the Year Competition. While this post was destined for my photoblog’s news section, these should have even wider interest. Note that the site asks that none of the images be copied, printed or saved (although that request has been violated repeatedly on Facebook).
Author: leh
Women’ History Month
Of course, we all know — don’t we? — that March is Women’s History Month. And as women figure prominently in our lives, to say the least, herewith we present a bit of history compiled from MoJo.
Starring Janet …
Featured in the Grande Ronde “Retirement Chronicles” for March 2017:
Fifth Street
Ford pickup, or the remains thereof. Considering starting a new doc project.
rDay Seven-Hundred-Six
Remember Bill Nye the Science Guy?
I’m sure my kids do, as we watched his program many, many times when they were very young. This, from The Atlantic:
rDay Seven-Hundred-Five: Birnie Park Trees Study
The day wears on.
rDay Seven-Hundred-Five
From the kitchen window at breakfast. Not much I can do about it, I guess …
Traveling Light
You may recall that we binged for awhile in November on the music of Leonard Cohen. A new video of his “Traveling Light”, compiled by visual artist Sammy Slabbinnck and Cohen’s son has just been released:
rDay Seven-Hundred-Four
No, no! Snowing again …
