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  1. World Pinhole Photography Day, 2024

    Javie’s Beverage, Roxborough. Why Javie’s ? Continuing my series of pinhole photographs of Roxborough landmarks I chose Javie’s Beverage as my subject for this year’s World Pinhole Photography Day. Javie’s  has been a neighborhood staple for decades.  Full disclosure, I am a patron of this fine establishment but have not…

  2. Tibetan Sand Mandala at Material Culture

    Material Culture hosted Tibetan Monks of Drepung Gomang Monastery, India,  for the construction of a Sacred Tibetan Sand Mandala.  Mandalas are intricate geometric designs, patterns and symbols representing the universe and Buddhist teachings . Mandalas hold deep spiritual and symbolic significance in Tibetan Buddhist culture. Sand mandalas are temporary, symbolizing…

  3. Broadway Barks: But doesn’t Bite

    Bernadette Peters at 25th annual Broadway Barks I was asked to document Broadway Barks by Bill Smith of 1 Love 4 Animals, an animal rescue based in Chester Springs, PA. This was the 25th anniversary of the event started by Mary Tyler Moore and Bernadette Peters in which Broadway stars…

  4. John W. Mosley: Philadelphia Photojournalist

    John W. Mosley, self portrait in mirror. Being obsessed with vintage cameras, I was immediately drawn to this image of a young photographer shooting a self portrait in a mirror. Once I recognized the camera as a Graflex, Speed Graphic, ubiquitous among photographers in the U.S. during the 40’s and…

  5. A Window to the Past

    Donald E. Geary and sons The first time I heard Kevin Morby’s This is a Photograph on the radio, I immediately thought of this photograph.  Dad sitting by a kiddie pool, smiling into the camera while my brother and I splash around in few inches of water on a hot…

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