Roman Bridges of Galicia
There are literally hundreds of Roman bridges in Galicia, many used by or adjacent to the Camino Portuguese. Some of these are more recent constructions on the Roman-engineered foundations, but…
Inside Tui Cathedral and I Have a Bilbo Baggins Moment
Tui Cathedral is nominally the starting point for my Camino. This is where my pilgrimage begins. The distances are calculated from the doors of the Cathedral. Inside, the Cathedral is…
Excited about new upcoming adventures
I'm excited about my upcoming trip to Europe. I'll be in Germany working with my friend Julian Kopke to make more x-rays and fusions x-rays, then leading a small group…
Explorations, projects, digital collages, constructions, and more
I confess: sometimes I lose track of my own work. Lately---over the past year or so---I've been working on related themes, groupings of images that are tightly, or loosely, linked.…
Explorations
X-rays and Fusion X-rays (2018-2019); About Camino de Santiago (2018-2019); Story Monochrome Florals (2011-2019); Story Bottled Light (2018-2019); Words Curves Ahead (2019); Words Homage to Rothko (2018-2019) White Daemon (2018);…
Harold Davis—Best of 2018
2018 has been quite a year in art for me. Travel has included the Southwest of France, the Balearic Islands, a pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago, teaching at Maine…
Greetings from a peripatetic photographer and writer!
I've just returned from a voyage to Paris, then leading a group in Malta, followed by a week exploring Sicily. Prior to this, in October I was on a road…
Stories that weave through my blog
I've been writing this blog since 2005, which is to say over twelve years. Sometimes there's more, and sometimes I have less to say, but the average is about ten…