A mural from the rust belt. Obscured by the gas-guzzlers in the bottom left corner is the slogan: “Without Labor Nothing Prospers”. Indeed.
Athens, OH, 2021.
Disruption as a concept is Lindy. Each particular manifestation of disruption, on the other hand…
From the The Car and Carriage Caravan Museum at the Luray Caverns.
From the Frist Art Museum in Nashville: some very old silk fabric.
Being stuck at an airport doesn’t have to be bad. Nashville, for example, has more than one airport restaurant with live music at all hours of the day (and night). Last year we spent a few hours waiting for a delayed flight at Ole Red.
The Statue of Liberty is made of copper, which long ago oxidized into a green patina: the perfect protection against the harsh salty airs of the Hudson/Upper New York Bay. So of course there is a campaign to remove that protection and make it shiny again.
From the National Aquarium in Baltimore, a non-fluorescent jellyfish. Its glow comes from background lighting conspiring with iPhone 15’s propensity to illuminate.
The Pacific sea nettle (Chrysaora fuscescens), if Google's image search is to be believed
The wild blue yonder, as seen from a submarine off the coast of Lahaina (2019). So it goes…
Haleakalā sunrise, from 4 years ago. A panorama shot would have shown the huge parking lot up top, which I wanted to avoid.
Who knew that operating a wishing well could be so lucrative?
From the archives: getting ready for a forest picnic.
