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Tag: Coffee

  • Technical Difficulties

    Technical difficulties, for sure. I’ll tell you about it when I’ve got a better work space.

  • Minimal

    Minimalism. A lot of people talk about it. Marie Kondo talks about to the point of making a career out of it. Photographers and artists talk about it. It was a little trendy. I tend to like it both in my art and personal life. We are in the middle of thinning out our stuff…

  • Giving Up… Again

    I may have to take a break from WordPress. I don’t really want to because I’m enjoying myself. Sorta. But, it keeps crashing my computer when I’m really not doing anything that draws a lot of RAM or storage. I have no idea what the issue may be. I know it’s not the computer because…

  • What Remains

    We listen to a lot of podcasts. Today, we listened to an interview by Kara Swisher who was discussing the legacy of Steve Jobs. Sure, we all know him as the passionate visionary who created technology that we didn’t know we needed until we did. Most of us don’t know his spiritual side which did…

  • Reflections

    I remember where and when I made this picture. I just din’t remember clicking the shutter. I guess that’ll happen over the years. I’ve made a lot of pictures as I’m just beginning to realize. I was sitting in a drive thru for a coffee shop called O’Hari’s Coffee House. To my way of thinking…

  • Over And Over

    H ave a coffee. Sit down and reflect. The past week has been terrible for people of a certain age. We lost Nichelle Nichols, Bill Russell, Vin Scully and Mo Ostin. All people who helped to form me in my youth. You probably know the first three especially if you like science fiction and sports.…

  • Respect

    Call this “Coffee Pods III.” I was emptying the little bin in the espresso maker when my phone pinged. The Associated Press was telling me that Aretha Franklin just passed. I never knew her. I photographed her once. In the days of black and white film processed in a newspaper’s wet darkroom for publication the…

  • They Said…

    They said. Yes, they did. They said that new studies indicate that coffee drinkers live longer. With the amount of coffee consumed around this place, I’m pretty sure that some of us will live forever. My first thought was “Damn, I’m never leaving.” Don’t get me wrong. I have no death wish. I don’t want…

  • In Your Cup

    Coffee breaks. Drinking coffee is sort of an international thing. As much as we think of places like Seattle as a coffee city, New Orleans isn’t far behind. Historically, most of South America’s coffee beans moved through the city, down in The Bywater. That’s changed, although there are a couple of major roasters and manufacturers…