Here I am in 1996 standing by a creek in Missoula, Montana. At the time I worked with a Boston-based nonprofit conducting sustainability-themed workshops for universities. For a number of years, I was able to travel around the country interacting with people of all ages and cultures. I was able to view landscapes like this that I’d read about but wasn’t sure I’d ever see in person. Few photographs did I take but I loved to tell stories of the places I’d visited with family and friends, in letters and by phone. In 2014, I hope to do more writing and storytelling about people and places and be more strategic with my photography. Meanwhile, as the year wraps up, here is a link to one of the most moving sets of images on the web — The New York Times 2013 Year in Pictures — and a page of wonderfully orchestrated New York Times Op-Docs.
Thank you for this look at you and what you were doing…. Best of everything to you in 2014. V.
It is so nice to see you, Good Luck for you and Happy New year, Thank you, love, nia
The photographs were…horrifying, sad, breathtaking, happy, beautiful, amazing and just…life in a world that includes everything. Thank your for the link.