Converging Path trains. Journal Square, Jersey City. Photo by Julie Seyler.
It’s possible to come from different places and meet in the middle.
The Saturday Blog: Converging Paths
15 Saturday Jun 2013
Posted in Art
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The Saturday Blog: Chicken Bus
08 Saturday Jun 2013
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Santiago, Guatemala. December, 2010. Photo by Julie Seyler.
Not Manhattan transit.
The Saturday Blog: Abut
01 Saturday Jun 2013
Posted in Art
Abut(t). Photo by Julie Seyler.
Sometimes, the journey may be ass-backwards, but there is always a way.
The Saturday Blog: Stairs
25 Saturday May 2013
Posted in Art
Green stairs on 21st Street. Photo by Julie Seyler.
This stairwell with rusting, lime-green steps, and a cherry-red bannister leads to the basement of a building on 21st Street. The tiled checkered floor evokes a time long past. Against a steel-gray, mesh window guard and white painted brick wall, everything is amiss. And yet it all fits together.
The Saturday Blog: A Camel
11 Saturday May 2013
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A camel waiting for tourists in Giza, Egypt. November, 2010. Photo by Julie Seyler.
It’s Saturday – take a load off.
The Saturday Blog: Fish
04 Saturday May 2013
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Fishtank in Chinatown
The fish-eye view of this cool Chinatown fish tank made us think of summer, when we will be swimming like them.
The Saturday Blog: Pit Stop
20 Saturday Apr 2013
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A WC in Botswana. Photo by Julie Seyler
We happen to like the makeshift construction of a good water closet.
The Saturday Blog: Love Eternal
13 Saturday Apr 2013
Posted in Concepts
Kissing gravestones, Trinity Church. Photo by Julie Seyler.
We see this photo of contingent gravestones as a metaphor for eternal love. They are leaning on each other, never to part.
The Saturday Blog: The Ceiba Tree
30 Saturday Mar 2013
Posted in Art
Ceiba tree. Tikal, Guatemala. Photo by Julie Seyler.
Tikal, Guatemala is a destination place for those who are intrigued and curious about the Mayans. But beyond the grand temples, stands nature. The Mayans believed that a great Ceiba tree stood at the center of the earth, and connected the terrestrial world to the spirit world above. Who doesn’t want a little connection to the spirit, wherever it is circulating?
The Saturday Blog: Clouds
23 Saturday Mar 2013
Posted in Art
Above the clouds. Photo by Julie Seyler.
These days, flying in an airplane, unless you can go Business or First Class, can be a deadening experience. Jam-packed planes, airport security, boxed meals, and tight seats, are just a sampling of why flying can be a chore. So, the trick is to find a silver lining. There’s one outside the window: the landscape of clouds. Always mesmerizing.
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