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Morocco: Tafilalet Region in the late 1990’s Strings of khettara, underground water channels, lead from the oasis of Hassilabeid to the Berber village of Ksar Merzouga. Built in the 1400’s, now no longer in use, they were used to sustain the small … Continue reading
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USA, Los Angeles, California 2014 Riding: The art of keeping a horse between you and the ground~ Author Unknown
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Russia 2009 A man dressed in a tuxedo plays the flute in the gardens of Peterhof, one of the palaces of Peter the Great. The color photo as it came from the camera shows the fulgent leafy trees: a background of … Continue reading
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California, USA 2014 At the Hunter/Jumper show in Los Angeles…one among many beautiful horses.
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Cusco, Peru 2004 We drove up the mountain, leaving Cusco in the valley below. My cup of coca tea had temporarily stilled my burgeoning headache and wooziness. I was ready to photograph! Luckily there were children dressed in their native … Continue reading
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Lalibela, Ethiopia 2013 When I saw the hillsides covered with people huddled into their shawls, reading their prayerbooks, kneeling and blessing themselves, I said a prayer of thanks myself. Just to see this was heart lifting. The stone church was … Continue reading
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Moroccan Berber Bride Merzouga Morocco A Berber bride sits in state with two members of her family…maybe one woman is from the groom’s family and one is from her family. Her husband’s family has prepared a celebration in her honor … Continue reading
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Fergana Valley, Uzbekistan 2013 A young man, maybe 15 or 16 years old begins his working life in the workroom of a famed silk manufacturer. His job is to thread spun silk onto a pole. After that he will tie … Continue reading
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Lalibela, Ethiopia 2013 A servant holds an umbrella over his master’s head. At this altitude, (8600 feet) the sun is a hammer pounding into your skull. I remembered my Italian mother’s warning, learned from her mother “…be careful, the sun … Continue reading
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Delhi, India 2009 One of India’s busiest markets, Chandni Chowk is across the street from the Jama Mosque, India’s largest. We crossed into the market after visiting the mosque but the area was filled with shops selling steel rods or parts … Continue reading
