I run this series of street photography (taken while Traveling at the Speed of Bike) every so often. Today I offer it to you today without editorial comment (although the photos were of course taken […]
Tag: street photography
“I Was Told There’d Be Cake”
I bear witness. It adds up. This poem-at-the-speed-of-bike is a collection of lines from signs I’ve captured as part of a street photography project. You can see them in the TikTok at the bottom of […]
Women In Street
self-portrait while looking in a found mirror during a street photography shoot in 2014 Women, as we know, are underrepresented in our public spaces. It follows, therefore, that we are also underrepresented as street photographers, […]
Armed
Armed with nothing more than a bike and a body camera, a cell phone and a self willing to bear witness, I joined others preserving history and herstory (and my story as I caught a […]
I Hear You
I hear you, Martin. And I hear my Black friends who are asking me (and all other white people) to be quiet so they can be heard. So, I leave you with this photo today […]
Carpe Diem
My recent bike students were from Venezuela; the Democratic Republic of Congo (via a refugee camp in Uganda, where I was supposed to be right now); and Liberia (via a refugee camp in Guinea). See […]
2020’s “Today’s Nice Strangers” Street Portraits
With masks, social distancing, looking away from each other when passing, and limited travel, I met far fewer “Today’s Nice Strangers” in 2020 than usual (although I had such high hopes at the beginning of […]
How It Started. How It’s Going.
On this historic day when the first people in the USA are scheduled to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, I thought I’d share two selections from my 2020 street photography album — one taken in March right […]
Traveling at the Speed of Bike 