When I see this note I wrote and stuck on my door (with my right hand - stroke hand) I am always reminded of the movie Charlie (from the book: Flowers for Algernon). One day somebody brought a few of my prints to sign, and I realized I could no longer use my right hand … Continue reading Flowers for Algernon
Dog Jumps Fence These dogs, often used by police and military are amazing. It was easy to take this picture a few days ago from the wheelchair because the owner kept tossing balls to retrieve and I just had to rollcloser and closer. This was with a 28mm lens so I was just a few … Continue reading Dog in Park
My friend called to see if I were okay, since I haven't written in the blog for a while. I haven't been in the mood. And btw when you print that a page is INTENTIONALLY BLANK it isn't BLANK anymore. What you could say is that what follows is BLANK ON PURPOSE. He asked what … Continue reading This Page Left Intentionally Blank
Two Sides Way before I ended up in a wheelchair, I had some sort of premonition, because I was always shooting people in wheelchairs and I had never been in one myself. No broken legs. No injuries that I can think of at all. But there was a lot of illness in my family. My … Continue reading Duo Wheelchair Shots
Pictures from, Wheelchair Electric
You know, the older I get, the less I know. That doesn't seem fair somehow. I should have accumulated much more knowledge by this point. I was doing the dishes this morning, and began to make a list in my head of the subjects that I know little or nothing about. I had an opening … Continue reading Youth
I finally got a chance to get out to the park (with Barb and M.) and start taking pictures from an operating electric wheelchair. Knock wood. There are a lot of things you can do from the chair because you are virtually invisible. My arms are pretty weak from the strokes and other add-on diseases, … Continue reading Pictures from a Wheelchair
Life & Death in Assisted Living by a Photographer
NEW YORK PHOTOS, Dave Beckerman
Photography of the light and shadow warrior
A nostalgic and overly sentimental baby-boomer tries to capture the salient moments of his past in NYC.
Photography from in and around Adelaide - Phill Hunt
