Day by Day
The Day by Day section is the single best way to experience Kat’s artwork and to get to know the artist. As a writer and photographer, her art is as much about the words as it is about the images. In fact, as many people subscribe to her Shot of the Day for the stories, as they do for the pictures! Here’s how it works: Open any image on this page, and you can read the story while viewing the image. At the end of the story, you can click on the name of the previous/next image/story. By clicking on the name(s), you can walk through Kat’s journey one story at a time. As Kat is fond of saying, “Everybody loves stories. It’s how we relate. Connect. Inspire. What story will your life tell? What story will people tell about you? Only time will tell. Enjoy!”
What's Your Song?
Posted: 5 days ago
“My sister draws because she has pictures inside her. They just come out. The process brings her joy and delights her because she can’t believe how…”
Still Waters Run Deep
Posted: 12 days ago
I don’t know where I was recently when someone said, ‘Who knew Lucy had all this going on inside her?” Lucy is a mom. She’s a daughter. She’s a wife. She’s a member of a church. She…
Word Clog
Posted: 12 days ago
So I have an awkward admission. A strange secret. A dark corner that needs the healing that comes with the light of confession, followed perhaps by some type of penance?
Glass Blower
Posted: 182 days ago
“Spoons. Colored powder. Heating instruments. Standing in this little art district I’m taken aback by the collection on this little table in the dark corner of the shop. It almost looks like a movie scene where the prostitute…”
Drenched
Posted: 193 days ago
Note to my 18 Year Old Self
Posted: 252 days ago
The Blended Road Smoothie
Posted: 295 days ago
Ever have one of those seasons where you feel like someone dumped big chunks of life into a glass mixer and pressed blend? Big momentous things are happening so quickly that it finally dawns on you, despite your best efforts, you can’t slow down enough to process everything. It could be good stuff…
The God Miner's Daughter
Posted: 349 days ago
Nothing Stays the Same
Posted: 378 days ago
Ever have one of those seasons in your life where it feels like someone moved all the furniture in your house… while you were sleeping? One day everything is comfortable and invisible because…
Second Hand
Posted: 453 days ago
I knew seventeen or so years ago when I took the picture of my son’s tiny hand next to ours that I would look back in amazement one day. Turns out, today just happened to be that day. The junior class ring ceremony had me behind the camera focusing in on Cameron’s hands. Only this time…
The Third Type of Person
Posted: 470 days ago
“There are only two types of people in the world Kat,” she said in her colorful native Brooklyn tongue while dramatically waiving two fingers close to the edge of my nose. Donna Goldberg, author of The Organized Student, was entertaining a group of us before her…
Change a Life, Throw a Brick!
Posted: 520 days ago
So my question this Christmas is this. Do you have any idea what a gift it is to receive gratitude? The gift of…
Not Just Another Brick in the Wall
Posted: 522 days ago
I was standing at the podium before a somber silent audience slinging snot [my sister’s oh so colorful expression for that sloppy sob that tissues cannot contain] speaking about the impact he had made on the way I tell a story and on…
Tulips, Weeds and Chorus Lines
Posted: 546 days ago
We are all attracted by something. Vibrant color. Electric personalities. Unusual perspectives. Natural disasters. Hard questions [that’s mine!]. Something takes our attention from the white noise of life and…
Life is Like Photography
Posted: 610 days ago
We stayed at an incredible hotel in Barcelona. Hotel Arts. Trying to photograph the physical structure was difficult because of its location and size compared to the other buildings…
Slow Down, School Zone
Posted: 613 days ago
I got a ticket yesterday. Going 29 in a 15 MPH school zone. School zone tickets aren’t cheap. This one is $305.00. Ouch! I’ve been driving for more than 30…
"If You Can" by Unknown
Posted: 627 days ago
If you can start the day without caffeine,
If you can get going without pep pills,
If you can always be cheerful, ignoring…
Update on Gator the Wonder Dog
Posted: 628 days ago
We brought him home from the hospital last night. Cameron and I had to lift his 90 pounds of fur from the back of the SUV to the floor. While he…
The Comfort Marker
Posted: 631 days ago
OK, so I’ve had this thought for a long time but I’ve never been able to find the right words. Funny how tragedy brings perspective to an otherwise over-stimulated…
Announcing the Barcelona Coffee Table Book
Posted: 670 days ago
You Can Handle it Kid!
Posted: 687 days ago
The Joy of Getting an F
Posted: 812 days ago
I had my third marathon experience this weekend — the Princess Half Marathon at Walt Disney World. Inspired by the woman who helped me through my first half marathon [Carole Morris, officially my Marathon Angel and now 12 time finisher and mentor to others in half marathons across the country], I was there to pay it…
The Beauty in the Blur
Posted: 887 days ago
Looking back, the year feels like a blur. What did we do? Where did all that time go? The older we get, the faster the ride of life seems to go. And the rear view mirror? It’s a little blurry! I wonder sometimes, is the blur all bad? For years…
Olive God -- A Modern Day Parable for Timeless Thinkers
Posted: 928 days ago
Should I Kiss the Frog or Eat it?
Posted: 928 days ago
K.I.S.S. Keep it Simple Sister
Posted: 928 days ago
Life Outside the Plastic
Posted: 948 days ago
I go to the grocery store. I buy a Styrofoam black or white or green square curved at the edges so the fruit or meat or whatever “whole” food contained inside can be showcased. The fruit, held hostage …
Waiting, Obstacles & White Picket Fences
Posted: 1009 days ago
My sister once told me that she waited to hang pictures on the walls of her home because she was certain that her situation was about to change. Well, not the totality of her situation. Just the parts she didn’t like so much. Her husband, whom she loves madly, had a secure job with benefits. She wasn’t waiting for that to change. She was…
Blinking in Spain
Posted: 1036 days ago
I’ve always wanted to see this. My whole life. I’ve dreamed of standing before an endless field of flowers as far as the eye can see. I’ve examined pictures, lots of pictures, and often turned a hue of green that…
Spencer Silverglate's Book Release
Posted: 1099 days ago
It's Not About the Bagels!
Posted: 1105 days ago
You'll Never Compete If You Don't Sign Up!
Posted: 1166 days ago
Marathons Have Very Little To Do With Running!
Posted: 1176 days ago
Hijacked
Posted: 1188 days ago
Hello. My name is Kat. And I am a recovering procrastinator. There, I’ve admitted it. Which, “they” say is the beginning of healing. Don’t worry, I won’t…
The Photo Album of Your Life
Posted: 1188 days ago
So I’m looking at a photo album. It’s usually sitting on a friend’s coffee table or shelf. It may be a wedding or a birth. A bar mitzvah or a vacation. Or maybe just a collection of family life. And I start to get lost in the apparent…
Restoration
Posted: 1204 days ago
This is the oldest picture I have of my Grandma — Margaret Reeves Gallagher. She’s the little girl — next to her mother, my Great Grandmother. The image was in pretty bad shape when I got it. This is my best attempt at a restoration…
Lights On, Lights Off
Posted: 1303 days ago
I had just seen this episode of America’s Funniest Videos. A baby, old enough to sit up on his own, was on the edge of the kitchen counter with his mother making sure he didn’t topple…
What ARE you waiting for?
Posted: 1354 days ago
Yesterday was my 21/27! I know that sounds strange, but most married couples have one. A double celebration. Your wedding day [for us, 21 years ago] and the day you …
Life is Messy
Posted: 1367 days ago
You have to crack some eggs to make an omelet. I don’t know who said it, but it’s so true. And such a beautiful capture of a phenomenon that adults forget as they grow older…
I Can Only Imagine
Posted: 1381 days ago
Ever see someone sing through a storm? A tragedy? The hard parts of life? I can only imagine what they have to sing about and whether I’d be singing in the same…
The Boomerang of Knowledge
Posted: 1403 days ago
Have you ever inspired someone to do something only to realize that they understood the lesson on a deeper level than you ever had? They embraced your…
When it's all a Blur
Posted: 1430 days ago
She said it with such clarity. Like she could see the experience unfolding before her. Like she could actually do it if she tried. She took a deep breath and started her tirade — “Is it all a blur
It's the "Boring" Little Things...
Posted: 1451 days ago
I’ve just seen the movie UP. The line that keeps swimming in my head was spoken by a little boy who had an absent father. He longs for…
To Own a Mom
Posted: 1472 days ago
In his book, To Own a Dragon, Don Miller compares having a father to owning a dragon. You see, for him, having a dad was as much a fairytale as dragons. He had read about what it would be like to have a..
To Own a Dragon
Posted: 1473 days ago
I read a sentence this morning that stopped me. If I was a dog, I would say it jerked my chain. If I was a room, I would say you heard a pin fall on my floor. If I was E.F. Hutton, I would say someone could hear me because I whispered. The sentence was…
Who Made This?
Posted: 1478 days ago
I have a friend who loves to cook. I mean, she LOVES it. She loves to make it taste good and she loves to make it look appealing to eat. She loves to cook for herself…
Streets of Gold
Posted: 1519 days ago
Growing up, my grandparents sang old spirituals to my sister and me. Not the kind of music you hear today. But the kind you might have heard slaves sing to bring them comfort in their plight or prisoners sing as they pounded railroad ties into…
Check
Posted: 1546 days ago
The dog touches my cheek with his wet nose every morning at about 6 a.m. to let me know it’s time. Time to start his day. It used to annoy me. As he’s gotten older and a bit slower and I’ve read books and watched movies like Marley and Me and Old Yeller, I know I’ll miss this when
Living Like John
Posted: 1604 days ago
Kat's Coffee Table Book
Posted: 1629 days ago
Going the Distance for Something Bigger than Me
Posted: 1645 days ago
“In that season of my life, the things that I once dreaded, avoided and hated the most were the things I craved. Like exercise. I always had to…”
Leading by Standing Still?
Posted: 1669 days ago
In the corner of an old building, long forgotten by the owner, stood a pair of black patent leather pumps. Who wore them? Where had they traveled? Why were they there? How long had they been frozen in
Facts Beyond Change
Posted: 1692 days ago
A marathon swimmer. My dad was a marathon swimmer. Not in a calm comfortable lap pool or a placid lake. He swam in the Atlantic Ocean in the tumult of the sea. Can you imagine being an ocean marathon …
Waiting for the Other Shoe to Drop
Posted: 1715 days ago
“Walking down the jet way at the airport on my way home from the funeral of a friend, I had this moment where I felt peaceful. I wasn’t thinking about what I was going to do…
Endurance, Quitting and Dips
Posted: 1735 days ago
Lance Armstrong, the king of endurance in so many ways, once said: “Pain is temporary. It may last a minute or an hour or a day or a year but eventually it will subside and something else will take its place. If I quit, however…
Aim Small Miss Small
Posted: 1743 days ago
“Boys, do you remember what I taught you about shooting?” Mel Gibson’s character asked his two very young sons before sending them into battle to…
Thrilled to Announce
Posted: 1762 days ago
Love Without Props
Posted: 1770 days ago
“Where did you say they were?” I asked the express shipping customer service representative with a bit of urgency in my tone. “Ohio” she boldly replied, as if this was some common…
Perfect is the Enemy of Finished
Posted: 1791 days ago
Perfectionism is a curse. Some may try to spin it differently. And I can understand why. Spinning it is far easier than…
Non-Negotiable
Posted: 1796 days ago
It’s a fascinating question — what’s non-negotiable in your life? I don’t remember who asked me this question recently, but the impact of it…
Between a Rock and a High Place
Posted: 1820 days ago
The expression, “between a rock and a hard place” is a strange one. Like most expressions, they roll
T.O.D.A.Y. Could Be a Symphony
Posted: 1826 days ago
She was in a dangerous part of the country. Somewhere in South America. Poor drug addicted kids surrounded the car peering in for whatever they could steal…
Happy Father's Day Mom -- My Hat's Off To You
Posted: 1839 days ago
A few years ago I learned that my older sister sends my mom a Father’s Day card on Mother’s Day.
Unedited Beauty in a Heavily Edited World
Posted: 1847 days ago
This image is unedited. Just as it was captured by the lens. No cropping. No sharpening. No Photoshop. Not that there is anything wrong with…
Dead at 40, Buried at 85
Posted: 1856 days ago
I heard a great sermon that described most of humanity as dead at 40 and buried at 85. A world where…
Windows and Doors to the World
Posted: 1869 days ago
Invisible Cows
Posted: 1875 days ago
So this pastor goes with a student to a farm. The family was very poor and when the father opened the door, the pastor asked how they were…
Above the Clouds
Posted: 1875 days ago
Asking the Right Question
Posted: 1896 days ago
“Unless you ask the right question, Hawaiian people will generally not offer an answer,” declared the cultural expert. As I pondered this mystery, she…
Surprised By Life
Posted: 1905 days ago
Just about the first time you do anything, it has a sense of wonder to it. A moment where you are surprised by life. Where delight meets wonder and your breath is…
Wonder
Posted: 1915 days ago
“Men go abroad to wonder at the heights of mountains, at the huge waves of the sea, at the long courses of the rivers, at…
Mahalo
Posted: 1915 days ago
Mahalo, a Hawaiian expression of gratitude, has a deeper meaning to the natives. Broken down by an elder, Mahalo translates like this…
Blue Like Jazz
Posted: 1943 days ago
From the book, Blue Like Jazz, by Donald Miller: “I never liked jazz music because jazz music doesn’t resolve. But I was outside the Bagdad Theatre in Portland one night when I saw a man playing the saxophone. I stood there for fifteen minutes, and he never opened his eyes. After that, I liked jazz music…
Walk With Me...
Posted: 1959 days ago
Shoes, lots of shoes together like this, remind me that we’re not alone on this journey. How many shoes have traversed the earth? Walked a similar path? Seen similar…
Dreams Don't Have Legs!
Posted: 1969 days ago
My wish in 2008 is that life would become passionately practical for us all. Not that we would dream and never move forward in our desires but that we would give our dreams a vehicle in which to ride, legs on which to walk…
Book Release!
Posted: 1979 days ago
Dead Sea, Before and After
Posted: 1982 days ago
Learning Out Loud
Posted: 1982 days ago
Kids have a funny way of making us think about bigger questions. Things that you’ve long since stopped trying to…
Anachronism
Posted: 1993 days ago
The World Between the Seconds
Posted: 1998 days ago
The Artist is Nothing Without...
Posted: 2010 days ago
“The artist is nothing without the gift. But the gift is nothing without the work.” Emile Zola, who lived from 1840 to 1902, captured this…
Stopping to Ponder
Posted: 2020 days ago
We just rarely do. Stop to ponder the meaning of it all. In a foreign country where your senses are so elevated, it’s so much easier to see…
Rediscovering Wonder
Posted: 2020 days ago
This man in Safed, an artist community in Israel and the home of Cabbala or Jewish mysticism, was lost in the act of noticing. Noticing the small…
Angel Eyes
Posted: 2026 days ago
As I photographed this stranger in Nazareth, I thought of those words my mom often lives…
Zippori Horse
Posted: 2030 days ago
This pony, over-layed with a screen of a famous mosaic of a woman, combines the ancient with today. Israel is so…
Our Greatest Fears
Posted: 2044 days ago
I’m not sure our greatest fear is that we will suffer, or even that we will die. I think man’s greatest fear is…
Everybody's Normal Until...
Posted: 2057 days ago
In his book, Everybody’s Normal Till You Get To Know Them, John Ortberg describes a society that has so isolated itself, so removed itself from accountability, so…
Standing on Glass
Posted: 2071 days ago
“There was something incredibly fragile about the Holy Land. Like standing on glass. Literally I stood on reinforced glass looking down at…”
Through His Eyes
Posted: 2084 days ago
For a life time, I’ve read stories of Moses and Abraham, Ruth and Esther, John and Jesus. My eyes seem to rush past words like Canaan, Dead Sea, Mt. Moriah, Capernaum, Galilee, Meggido, Tiberias, Gethsemane and the River Jordan as if they are parts of a distant fabled land made up to…
Off To Israel
Posted: 2099 days ago
Live! Before It's Too Late
Posted: 2104 days ago
Twain once said “Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the ones you did…
R EVOL UTION
Posted: 2106 days ago
I never noticed this. The word revolution contains the word LOVE spelled backwards. Love thy…
All of Us
Posted: 2110 days ago
Just returning from a conference called Lead From Where You Are, I was moved beyond logic when I heard…
Dive!
Posted: 2114 days ago
Lesson learned: sometimes to walk on water, you’ve got to get back INTO the boat after falling out into a Class 5 rapid! It helps to…
To What End?
Posted: 2124 days ago
I love Steven Covey’s story about the man who is climbing like mad. Climbing, climbing, climbing with vigor and strength and skill. Tired sometimes and energized at others. And then
Gotta Fly Now
Posted: 2127 days ago
“Just start,” he said, with rugged firmness in his voice. “Don’t trouble shoot every negative scenario or you’ll be too afraid to get off the couch.” It was
Freedom: It Starts With the Soul
Posted: 2148 days ago
Freedom must start with the soul. The essence of who we are. What we are sold out for. What we are living for. The things we choose…
Like Climbing Steps
Posted: 2151 days ago
“Like climbing steps” he’d say. “Life is like climbing steps.” You struggle and strain to get to the next step. And then…
Contradictions
Posted: 2158 days ago
Watching children play through the window on a wall at the Washington Holocaust Museum was a story in contradiction for me…
Don't Postpone Joy
Posted: 2192 days ago
“Don’t Postpone Joy” the sign read. A simple sign in a remote location caught her attention and stopped her…
Mothers
Posted: 2199 days ago
Nobody loves us like our mothers. Whether they are good at it or not, nobody gives us life like…
Goodnight Irene 1916-2007
Posted: 2212 days ago
““Good night Irene,” I can still hear her sing in a comforting grandmotherly way. Now I’m singing it to her…
If You Want To Walk On Water
Posted: 2225 days ago
Author Unknown
Posted: 2233 days ago
“Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in…
WPPI 2007
Posted: 2244 days ago
If you’ve never been to a photography trade show, you must go! Five days jammed with…
Live! Don't Exist.
Posted: 2252 days ago
“I would rather be ashes than dust. I would rather that my spark should burn out in a brilliant blaze than…
The Law of Separation
Posted: 2254 days ago
“A wise man once told me that the world builds artificial walls around things to make them easier to learn. We teach…”
The Tree of Knowledge
Posted: 2254 days ago
“The more I know, the more I realize how much I don’t. ‘Why does the the street move Mommy? Is the moon…
Frictionless State
Posted: 2267 days ago
“’“Rowers have a word for [a] frictionless state: SWING... ‘”
Summing Up Cuba
Posted: 2282 days ago
I can’t. There is no summary. There are just miles of contradictions and dichotomies…
Eclipsed
Posted: 2282 days ago
“Don’t know this man. Saw him in a window in Cuba and snapped a shot. The light attracted me to him…
After Capture Magazine Launches!
Posted: 2302 days ago
A giant thank you to Bill Hurter, Skip Cohen and George Varanakis of Rangefinder Publications for tapping me to be on the inaugural team to
Masters
Posted: 2303 days ago
“This collage of some of the masters’ work in Italy was designed with Photoshop CS2 and…”
Face Fear
Posted: 2304 days ago
“I had a mentor once who made me write the the following words and post them above my computer for daily viewing… “do it trembling if …”
Trademark Granted!
Posted: 2314 days ago
“Photos by Kat is thrilled to announce that the United States Patent and Trademark office has granted…”
Finding Focus
Posted: 2316 days ago
Resolutions done. Tree put away. School in force. The year still ripe with hope. Will the fog of routine blur…
2007 Wish
Posted: 2331 days ago
“May thieves visit your every worry and bandits rob your troubles. May joy infect you right down to the…”
The Window We Leave Behind
Posted: 2343 days ago
“Stained glass fascinates me. Little shattered pieces of glass. Broken. Some colorful, some drab. Seemingly useless in a…”
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The Window We Leave Behind [edited]
Posted: 2343 days ago
Stained glass fascinates me. Little shattered pieces of glass. Broken. Some colorful, some drab. Seemingly useless
God Don't Make No Junk
Posted: 2354 days ago
“As the dramatist this past October for the Women of Joy conference in Ashville North Carolina, I witnessed something amazing. I saw…”
Finding Your Passion
Posted: 2365 days ago
I love John Wesley’s words: “Set yourself on fire for the things you believe, and people will come from miles to watch you burn!”
The Great Artists
Posted: 2379 days ago
“The great artists keep us from frozenness, from smugness, from thinking that the truth is in us, rather than in God… ”
Practice Does Not Make Perfect!
Posted: 2387 days ago
“I want to eliminate the phrase “practice makes perfect” from the lexicon of my life! No, practice does not…”
Why I Don't Want To Be A Flamingo!
Posted: 2394 days ago
“Flamingos don’t wear boots! I want to die with my boots on—riding rough on my horse, all out, breathless, surrounded by like-minded people who…”
Defrosting the World
Posted: 2406 days ago
“Viewing the reliefs and ancient ruins in Italy gives one a sense that the world is defrosting. From a cold hard block of…”
Capture
Posted: 2422 days ago
“The life of an artist will be reflected in the things he captures. For the capture is simply…”
Tis a Gift to be Simple
Posted: 2443 days ago
“The song kept ringing in my head… “tis a gift to be simple, tis a gift to be free, tis a gift to come…”
A City on a Hill
Posted: 2450 days ago
“You’ve seen pictures of it. A city etched into the side of a cliff. A cliff that plunges into the sea. Clouds that obscure the mountain …
Where's Kat?
Posted: 2456 days ago
“Every picture book of Venice has pictures in the rain. I didn’t really understand that until…”
Talent or Imagination?
Posted: 2459 days ago
“Is it that we don’t have that type of talent anymore”, my husband asked me? “Why don’t we see…
Leaving the Vatican
Posted: 2466 days ago
“They call it Vatican City for a reason! You’d have to live there to see it all. Every inch is adorned, etched, guilded or…”
The World's A Frame
Posted: 2470 days ago
“Simple lessons are the best. They penetrate right down to the fleshy portion of your brain. They resonate. They stick. Early in…”
Sleeping Gondolas
Posted: 2474 days ago
“At the peak of summer, Venice was grossly crowded with tourists. On the third day, I realized that shooting before sunrise would be my only hope…”
Tasting Italy
Posted: 2480 days ago
“Tasting Italy was amazing! Everything was fresh, unpreserved and delicious. So trained to be carb conscious, I marveled at… ”
Renaissance Man
Posted: 2484 days ago
AN ADDITION TO THE FREEDOM COLLECTION: “Seem like a strange first image from our voyage to Italy? Not even a little bit! The Renaissance was about…”
Arrivederci
Posted: 2505 days ago
“This recent large format project for a church reflects an image of adventure. [42” x 63” canvas banner]. The image was captured in…”
Face it
Posted: 2510 days ago
“I had to face it. She was right in front of me. And I was suddenly facing the irony of my recent visit to two impoversed countries….”
Freedom Rises
Posted: 2512 days ago
AN ADDITION TO THE FREEDOM COLLECTION: “No matter where you are in the world, children posess a natural freedom of spirit. A rising from their souls…”
Broken
Posted: 2528 days ago
100 Years
Posted: 2555 days ago
FROM KAT’s FRANCE COLLECTION: “I recently fell in love with a song. It’s called 100 Years by Five for Fighting. It brilliantly captures the fleeting nature of…”
Deco Dreams
Posted: 2573 days ago
“Photos by Kat is thrilled to announce the completion of her collection—Deco Dreams. The collection is…”
Looking for Paradise
Posted: 2580 days ago
“Ironic, isn’t it. We are always looking somewhere else for paradise. 30 miles away from…”
Chasing Dreams!
Posted: 2589 days ago
Chasing Dreams: “There are some places that just make you feel totally complete, whole and peaceful. This is it for me! Nestled in the Blueridge Mountains between…”
Rugged Individualism
Posted: 2609 days ago
Georgia O’Keefe once said, “Art is not about learning how someone else does something. It’s about discovering what’s inside you…
What Might Have Been
Posted: 2623 days ago
Photos by Kat is thrilled to annouce that Kat’s image, What Might Have Been, has been selected by Rangefinder Magazine for its annual Cookbook! See the text of the article here
Eat That Frog!
Posted: 2640 days ago
This image was inspired by my oldest sister who recently told me about the book “Eat That Frog!” Essentially, the book posits …
Love
Posted: 2654 days ago
“Some projects are a total joy. From the shoot to the final piece, a total joy. This 48” x 42” Bat Mitzvah display was…”
The Defense Speaks
Posted: 2672 days ago
As an artist, doing the cover of anything is exciting. Magazines. CD’s. Newsletters. But the king of all covers is the book…
Paris Flower Shop
Posted: 2679 days ago
“My brother-in-law gave us the gift of Paris when he moved there in 2002. Who could pass up the opportunity to “visit” [translation…”
Bread Man
Posted: 2689 days ago
THE REFLECTIONS COLLECTION: “Las Olas Boulevard truly mimics any quaint European town. On this day…”
Reflections of Miami
Posted: 2693 days ago
FROM THE REFLECTIONS COLLECTION: “January is a great time to reflect—on the past year, on the coming year, on the important things we will…”
A Few of Our Favorite Things
Posted: 2709 days ago
“It was an amazing year! Thank you from the bottom of my…”
Pause
Posted: 2721 days ago
FROM THE CUBA EXHIBIT: “In Cuba, it seemed as if somebody pressed a giant pause button and everything was put on hold…”
Raspberry Car
Posted: 2726 days ago
FROM THE CUBA EXHIBIT: “Watching a grown man see things and eat things he has never seen or eaten is indescribable…”
Thankful!
Posted: 2737 days ago
THE CUBA EXHIBIT: “The image of a bird soaring over the mountains of Cuba makes my heart thankful for…
The Artist Must...
Posted: 2741 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION: “Where does an artist go when she has to get it out on canvas but there isn’t enough money for food…
Simple Things
Posted: 2743 days ago
FROM THE CUBA EXHIBIT: “Last week I watched as a steady stream of water came in through the sky light in my kitchen. It was hard to be…
On the Horizon
Posted: 2744 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION: “What’s on the horizon kid?” It’s a question I’ve heard a thousand times from…
Drive!
Posted: 2752 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “I forget, how privileged we are to have the freedom to drive…
Roots
Posted: 2755 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “Cuban roots run deep. There is something about not being Cuban that…
Ration Cards
Posted: 2762 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “As we work through the days after Hurricane Wilma we are learning…
Of Course
Posted: 2767 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “My mind wandered to Cuba. Sometimes only a few hours of electricity…
Proud People
Posted: 2769 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “The Cuban people have little in the way of material things but…
Windows to the Soul
Posted: 2770 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “You can see eternity in some eyes…
Garden of Eden
Posted: 2770 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “In Western Cuba, this valley is famous for…
Looking for Havana
Posted: 2770 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “You get a definite sense of searching…
Slice of Life
Posted: 2770 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “Children by nature know no boundaries…
Perspective Shift
Posted: 2770 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “As I stood in front of this man, I had a flash back to my drive…
Reaching
Posted: 2770 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “The Cuban people are amazingly resilient. Always reaching…
What Might Have Been
Posted: 2770 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “Havana is tragically beautiful…
Cuban Treasure
Posted: 2770 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “The locals call them Cacharros…
Resilient Heart
Posted: 2770 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “How does one photograph a collective spirit…
The Don Quixote In All of Us!
Posted: 2770 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “Nothing will stop the dreamer from dreaming…
Cigar Man
Posted: 2770 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “Tobacco is grown in abundance…
Hello Cuba
Posted: 2770 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “I was blessed in September 2005 to visit the western tip of Cuba on a…
Hope Floats
Posted: 2770 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “No matter where you go in the world, children find joy in…
Lasting Scents
Posted: 2771 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “The Cuban national flower, Mariposa, and the favored drink…
A Light in The Dark Ages
Posted: 2771 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “The phrase ‘the Dark Ages’ is most commonly known…
Precious Drops
Posted: 2771 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… ”... it was the most satisfying hot bath I have ever had!”
The Dance of Chocolate
Posted: 2776 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… ”... in my wildest dreams I could not have fathomed the utter joy a taste of chocolate can bring…”
Through the Barriers
Posted: 2779 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… ”... but the people seemed to see the openings rather than the blocks…”
Upside Down
Posted: 2781 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “Nothing is wasted here…”
The Shepherd
Posted: 2782 days ago
FROM THE CUBA COLLECTION… “Many religions are practiced in Cuba, including…
