Dear Reader (2025-02-02),In today’s post you and I complete the transition from land to sea by wandering (without defined purpose or destination) in and around Ushuaia, Argentina. “Ushuaia is the capital of Tierra del Fuego, Antártida e Islas del Atlántico Sur Province, Argentina. With a … Continue readingTransition – Ushuaia
Dear Reader (2025-02-01),In the next 2 posts you and I will slowly transition from Patagonia to Antarctica by showing you some town scenes. In an earlier post, I mentioned the towns, of El Chalten (Argentina), El Calafate (Argentina), and Puerto Natales (Chile). I really liked … Continue readingPatagonia – Town Visits
Dear Reader (2025-01-27),Today you and I see highlights of my first walk in Patagonia. I loved the walk (Senda Laguna Torre), and it was exciting to be walking in a whole new world. There are only four photos from today’s walk because after the edit … Continue readingPatagonia – El Chalten – 1 Walk
Dear Reader (2015-01-24)Some of you may have noticed that I walked the W Trek (Chilean Patagonia and 5 posts) after walking in Argentine Patagonia, and yet I have only posted about the former. So, let’s visit the El Chalten region in Argentina, where I walked … Continue readingPatagonia – El Chalten – 2 Walks
Dear Reader (2025-01-22)In today’s post you and I finish the W Trek by walking the same path as Day 4 (in the opposite direction). A small ferry then cruises to where a 15 minute walk is required to reach a bus stop. A series of … Continue readingPatagonia – W Trek – Day 5
Dear Reader (2025-01-19)The W Trek is shaped roughly like a flat-bottomed W. I walked the route from the W’s right side to its left side (east to west). In today’s post you and I will walk the relatively short distance from the bottom of the … Continue readingPatagonia – W Trek – Day 4
Dear Reader (2025-01-17),In today’s post you and I walk to a glacier lookout, past an unusable old bridge and over a very serviceable new bridge, and through an area that was ravaged by fire in 2011. My love affair with the trees and mountains of … Continue readingPatagonia – W Trek – Day 3
Dear Reader (2025-01-13),In today’s post you and I walk what would appear from the map to be a relatively moderate walk. Most of the day is spent in sight of Lago Nordernskjöld (a good Argentine name). I and others I meet at the end of … Continue readingPatagonia – W Trek – Day 2
Dear Reader (2025-01-13), It is time to begin the second part of the Buenos Aires, Patagonia, Antarctica adventure. The two areas I visited in Patagonia were Los Glaciares National Park using El Chalten in Argentina as a base, and Torres del Paine National Park in … Continue readingPatagonia – W Trek – Day 1
Dear Reader (2025-01-05)In La Boca, down a short alley an accordion player sits in the corner of a small empty stage. This is obviously his livelihood. I ask if I can take his portrait through gestures, and I contribute to the nearly empty hat in … Continue readingBuenos Aires – Portrait
Dear Reader (2025-01-02)As some of you know, I have enjoyed street photography for many years. Most of my street photography is shades of un-shareable drek. But, every once in a while I capture images of which I am proud. 1 – A man with a … Continue readingBuenos Aires – Street Life
(At least for now) Cheers, Sean
Dear Reader,Shadows Passing is Live. Yesterday (January 30), I completed the installation of my exhibition “Shadows Passing” that is part of this year’s Exposure Festival. As I mention in my Artist’s Statement, “I want to create an experience that cannot be replicated digitally and is … Continue readingShadows Passing Is Live