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A Place Where Masks Are Apolitical
I’ve been searching through my photographs for crowd scenes in Japan. Here’s one at a Tokyo train station: November 2018. Tokyo’s Shinagawa Station. A woman, bottom right, is wearing a face mask. Perhaps she has a cold and wants to protect others, or maybe she’s protecting herself from airborne pathogens. If you look more closely,…… Continue reading A Place Where Masks Are Apolitical
Didn’t Shower
Didn’t shower.
Abandoned Umbrella
On my walk through a university campus almost devoid of students, an umbrella with no owner.
Digital Birthday Greetings
Sang Happy Birthday to our 12-year-old nephew, along with Mrs Google.
Two-Lake Chat
Walked twice around St. Paul’s Lake Como, chatting with a friend.
Kale and White Sweet Potatoes
Kale and white sweet potatoes, one of our favorites.
Fresh Snow on I-Beams
Looked out at the Molecule sculpture in Gold Medal Park: bright red I-beams, detailed with a layer of fresh snow, lit by the rising morning sun.
Chilly Walk to Coastal Seafoods
Included Coastal Seafoods on my chilly walk, probably the best seafood store in the Twin Cities. Seniors get 20% off on Tuesdays, hence the line.
Wet Sidewalk
Walked on a wet sidewalk.