Beautiful photography always. Thank you Professor and Buddy. Hope you have enough hours in the day for rest and relaxation, photographing and writing. I’m setting my alarm clock for an hour ahead.
Outstanding columns this week -- and every week, Heather. Yes. Take the night off! Thank Buddy for me. And thank you for making me think every. single. time!
Storm tossed snowy scene. It speaks as many of us feel in America today, tossed and stormy inside. Sleep well Heather and Buddy. Thank you for your vision.
'We can come back to 'it' tomorrow. 'It', being our 'America'.
HCR -- the photos are always, always exquisite consolation prizes for the nights we don’t get to read another of your spot-on helpful analyses or history lessons. At first glance this one looked like black and white photography. And yes, it is--but not just. The weathered yellow of the boat is an important aesthetic inclusion. I suspect that Buddy Poland knew what he was doing with it, just as Spielberg knew in “Schindler’s List” when he gave us the little girl with the red coat.
Over and over again I find myself saying "This one, this one is my favorite so far" and each time your Buddy surpasses himself again. I don't know if he will be able to do so this next time. This
Another beautiful evocative photograph. Thank you. Oddly, though it evokes the damp chill we also are having, there is something very cozy and embracing about it. As if the viewer has just tied off, and is looking forward to the warmth in the cabin behind. Peaceful.
One more storm on its way, then I hope we are truly on our way to spring. I hope tomorrow is the last time I have to change the clocks. Don't care which way they set them as long as they just leave them there year-round.
Beautiful photography always. Thank you Professor and Buddy. Hope you have enough hours in the day for rest and relaxation, photographing and writing. I’m setting my alarm clock for an hour ahead.
“Daylight Saving”
by Dorothy Parker
My answers are inadequate
To those demanding day and date
And ever set a tiny shock
Through strangers asking what's o'clock;
Whose days are spent in whittling rhyme-
What's time to her, or she to Time?
https://allpoetry.com/Daylight-Saving
Such beautiful photography you offer. Thank you so much. Have a good weekend and sleep well.
A quiet night is a restful night. Thank you for another beautiful photo Buddy. Rest well you two.
Outstanding columns this week -- and every week, Heather. Yes. Take the night off! Thank Buddy for me. And thank you for making me think every. single. time!
Ah! Peace. As you lay your head to rest don’t forget to set you clock ahead one hour. Thank you for all you do.
Please watch a phenomenal movie called “Women Talking.”
All best, Davi Chabner
Still remembering the day of meeting you.
Yes! Let’s! Enjoy your vacation with Buddy!
Storm tossed snowy scene. It speaks as many of us feel in America today, tossed and stormy inside. Sleep well Heather and Buddy. Thank you for your vision.
'We can come back to 'it' tomorrow. 'It', being our 'America'.
HCR -- the photos are always, always exquisite consolation prizes for the nights we don’t get to read another of your spot-on helpful analyses or history lessons. At first glance this one looked like black and white photography. And yes, it is--but not just. The weathered yellow of the boat is an important aesthetic inclusion. I suspect that Buddy Poland knew what he was doing with it, just as Spielberg knew in “Schindler’s List” when he gave us the little girl with the red coat.
Over and over again I find myself saying "This one, this one is my favorite so far" and each time your Buddy surpasses himself again. I don't know if he will be able to do so this next time. This
image is sublime.
I have fond memories of living in Portland in the early '70s.
I drove up to Aroostook County one January day and saw snow piled up along the highway to the tops of the utility poles.
Namaste
Oh thank you so much! And what a fabulous picture!
Thank you for the picture tonight and for all you compile and compose for us every news cycle. We are better citizens and advocates because of you.
Another beautiful evocative photograph. Thank you. Oddly, though it evokes the damp chill we also are having, there is something very cozy and embracing about it. As if the viewer has just tied off, and is looking forward to the warmth in the cabin behind. Peaceful.
One more storm on its way, then I hope we are truly on our way to spring. I hope tomorrow is the last time I have to change the clocks. Don't care which way they set them as long as they just leave them there year-round.
Good-night, everyone.
Have a restful night! Fantastic picture by the way!