A beautiful morning. How I love a beautiful morning. When the air is crisp and cool, the sun bright and golden. I fluff pillows and dust shelves. Read a few pages of a book, light classical music playing in the... Read more
Forgive the poor quality of this photo, but it is hard to plan for when Air Force 1 is going to be flying around in Greensboro. Yesterday, in the Westridge Heights and Friendly Acres neighborhoods, Air Force 1 was circling... Read more
Imagine driving along West Market Street and spotting a giant, 20' tall inflatable SLURPEE toppled along the side of the road. Such was the case at that 7- Eleven yesterday. The sun was shining late in the day and it... Read more
Today's photo of the Church Street Parking Deck is more on the artsy side. We took it a few weeks ago when we were on site taking photos of the murals in the stairwell. As we were leaving, this scene... Read more
How do I make my photographs different? This is the fundamental issue surrounding art of any type; your art, my art, everyone else’s creations. Not just in photography, but painting, sculpture, cinema or whatever media you choose as your own.... Read more
Yesterday, at First Baptist Church, a group gathered to repair and refresh the raised beds to their community garden. With the church as a backdrop, the volunteers worked for several hours. Due to water runoff, the south side of the... Read more
The Greensboro Transportation Department is featuring the "Reduce the Spread of COVID-19 bus. We caught up with it at the corner of Muirs Chapel and West Market Street. The city is trying really hard to provide transportation while being mindful... Read more
Slambooks are out, madlibs are in! To join in on the hot new Sweet Valley Diaries trend, start by filing in the blanks below, then fill those words into their corresponding spot on the...you know how madlibs work, right? Note... Read more
Yesterday we featured hellebores; today it is camellias. This northwest Greensboro camellia bush is blooming in full glory. It is fighting hard to keep its blooms bright as the ice surrounds it. This photo show the beauty of the Greensboro... Read more
At least once a year we like to feature hellebores. The above specimen was a gift from our friend Anita Shaver who is very knowledgable of growing and transplanting them. Given they are known as Lenten roses, hellebores seem so... Read more
The winter garden has been the most kind to me this year. The birds are poking holes in the oranges and sucking out the juice, so I've been making sure to have my fair share as well. I have broccoli... Read more
I took a class called "Biology for Art Majors" in college. Kinda specialized. Lots of picture books and films - you had to really try to do badly. So it is with a certain expertise that I present this microscopic... Read more