COMING SOON


Photographs from the continuing series, "Brass Valley Made in America," will be on exhibition through June and July at the Silas Bronson Library in Waterbury.


On Wednesday, June 19, in the library auditorium at 6:30 pm I will give a power point presentation of additional images from the book, accompanied by poetry and prose selections from it, and I will discuss discoveries along the tracks and in old industrial sites throughout the valley.



Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Grazing the Edge of the Precipice






PHOTOGRAPHER'S JOURNAL ("Why Here," part 14):  

Angling

The Inca Bridge is always closed now; 
too fragile, 
too dangerous, 
unsafe.  
Standing at the edge looking across the gap 
was 
an anticlimax, 
no crossing over the precipice
swinging on a walkway of vines,
of rounding the next bend,
looking back,
triangulating.

My walk brought me back
just as a low squinting sun  
serenaded shadows
across the ruins 
and the mountains
and the clouds.
As I came off a high terrace 
to get a different angle, 
there were the llamas below me, 
grazing at the edge 
of the precipice and 
the cloud forest.