Monday, November 10, 2008

Spirits


PHOTOGRAPHER'S DIARY - NY Halloween #10: In 1968 my wife and I hiked to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. It took all day. When we got to the campground at the bottom we were welcomed into a community of 30 or 40 campers and invited to toss whatever we had brought to eat into a giant stew pot. The result was tastier than I would have expected, and I don't recall either of us finishing dinner hungry. That stew was very much like this parade, a mongrel mix made of contributions from countless individuals. It is a small-town parade of mountainous proportions. The infinite variety of genius that spills up 6th Avenue is thrilling.

I have now tossed my photos into the Halloween stew and have been given a gallery at the parade web site. Once at the parade web site, do a text search on my name, or go directly here.

5 comments:

Dick said...

Unexpected things can be very pleasant.

virtualjourney said...

Love this analogy, Ted. Bang on set of photographs, too.

Emery Roth said...

Dick - Yes, but sadly also unpleasant, but both of these events turned out well.

Thanks, Julie. Your posting on The Burghers of Calais, in addition to being very current, taught me about a work I don't know. Thanks.

Unknown said...

Spirits - This is just plain cool -

Emery Roth said...

Marjorie - so glad you like this. Artie had a similar reaction.