Photographing Our Furry Friends
Almost everyone loves a good dog photo. My wife and I think our dog Rudy is the cutest thing in the world. Rudy is a mixture of Bichon and
Spring Settings
By Kenneth Taylor Now that Spring is here, I thought it would be appropriate to discuss some of the types of photography that are popular this time of year. My
Look What I Can Do!
By Kenneth Taylor, New York Camera & Video It’s 1937. A bearded man wearing a Stetson hat looking both cowboy and class is laboring through the difficult terrain of
‘I just can’t keep going’: Oregon long haulers wonder when – or if – they’ll recover from the coronavirus
Printed with permission, The Oregonian/Oregon Live It took the fear of having a stroke to get Christa Hines to finally accept what she had known all along: Despite what
Dining Al Fresco in the Street is a Scene Right Out of the Movies
“We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.” Oscar Wilde One of my all time favorite movie scenes is from the 1942 flick
What’s In Your Cupboard? Maybe Mellower Times
By Jerry Gervase I begin my day with a cup of black coffee. It is a morning ritual that hasn’t changed in the better part of a century. That’s
There is No Joy in Mudville, Mighty Baseball Has Struck Out
This column was supposed to be about the opening of the 2020 baseball season but the Coronavirus has brought about baseball’s silent spring with no thwok of a
They Made My Father an Offer He Had to Refuse
What would my life be today if my father made a different decision in 1938? That crazy thought popped into my head after seeing the new Martin Scorsese film,
The Digital Afterlife
What will happen in yours? Questions of access, privacy, ownership and management. by Lisa R. Schwartz, JD, LLM Consider your digital footprint and legacy. In the digital age, your assets and