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This is the first in a series of photos I took during my recent 9-day trip to Colombia. I began this photography tour with two days in Bogotá, a massive capital of nine million people (yes, it’s bigger than New York City). I just happened to arrive the day before the year’s largest annual labour...
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One of the aspects that I love about being a photographer is that I meet the most interesting people. I recently was hired to photograph a wedding at the Palmetto Bay Village Center and the couple had hired Jamaican comedian Rohan Gunter to perform during the dinner hour. What a show it was! He literally...
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One of the things I love about my work is that it brings me into contact with the most interesting people. Today I had the fortune of being hired by Peter Lieberman, owner and expert craftsman of Maui Music Ukuleles to photograph his latest work. “Wow” was all I could say during our photo shoot....
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;asldfjk Love Drama? March 18, 2013 Original art (not a photograph) Archival-quality, giclée print on textured watercolor parchment Hand-applied cut-out wording 16″ x 20″ (40.6cm x 50.8cm) Description I moved to Coconut Grove from Miami Beach 11 months ago and every day I ride my bicycle by the closed and boarded-up Coconut Grove Playhouse. I...
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Last night I attended a sold-out performance at Pablo Cano‘s Red Velvet Theater in Little Havana. The show featured Herman Leghorn performing “Birds Fly South” in the key of Gee Whiz: with Herman Leghorn vocals, ukulele, electric guitar, harmonica , Pablo Cano and his musical marionettes, Brenda Berry vocals and Alex Chun on flute. All songs...
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Britto Secret Revealed! March 2013 Original art (not a photo) Archival-quality, giclée print on textured watercolor parchment Hand-applied cut-out wording 12″ x 18″ (30.5cm x 45cm) Includes a 1″ border around print Description: Nearly three years ago I moved to Miami from Maine. Upon arrival, I could not help but notice the ubiquitous Romero Britto...
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photo credi/copyright unknown “Some people never go crazy, what truly horrible lives they must live” Charles Bukowski from the poem “Some people”
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Have you heard of the Commodore Trail? It is a wonderful multi-use County trail that goes through the heart of Coconut Grove and is one of the reasons why I moved here. It really is a beautiful trail used by hundreds of people daily. As an avid recreational and transportation bicyclist, I use...
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Yes, this is a problem. I live in Palmetto Bay and we have the same issues on our bike path that runs from 88th along Red and then Old Cutler into Cutler Ridge. I love to bike this and constantly find golf carts, landscapers and delivery trucks parked right in the middle. I often try to educate them on the use of the bike path, even suggesting that they only park on half of it to allow us to get by.
I have sent many letters to the mayor of Palmetto Bay who always responds with a “diplomatic” answer.
I will say that I spend a lot of time in Sanibel Island and they have clearly marked the bike trail with painted bikes figures, signage, and enforcement. There is also a deeper level of respect for pedestrian and cyclist on the small island.
I think an inexpensive solution is to educate drives via painted figures on the trails, strategically places poles to prevent parking and of course enforcement.
Thank you for this article..
Thanks Tammy for your comment!
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