Writing, Photography, and the life lessons I learned from Street Academy
By the time you read today’s blog post, I will be on my way to Syracuse, as today is “pick-up day” for my award-winning dollhouse artwork, The Cathedral of St. Philco. And a few weeks ago, I picked up my award-winning photo of the three cute little San Clemente Island goats in a poultry shipping…
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Over the past seven years, I’ve covered thousands of subjects in this weblog. Many of them are personal; others are tertiary or tangentially connected to life. And as I blog from day to day, sometimes I lose track of some of my blogging subjects. So today’s post will hopefully tie up some of those loose…
Read MoreAs you can imagine, I’ve been having some fun with this layered-film attempt to photograph a switchback road in the Helderbergs. And in doing so, I snagged a great five-layer film shot with my Krasnogorsk FT-2 ultrawide camera (the one I’ve nicknamed “Raskolnikov”). I posted this shot of Intersection 5 on the social media site…
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On September 8, 1966, NBC aired a new science-fiction television drama. The show, Star Trek, went from a humble hour-long drama to a worldwide phenomenon, with spinoffs, sequels, movies, books, with generations of fans and devotees. On that September evening, NBC broadcast the episode ‘The Man Trap,” on a Thursday night lineup that started with…
Read MoreI hope you’re having a great morning. And if you are, then these blog posts by the Times Union’s assemblage of community and independent bloggers will make your day even better. And if you’re not having a good morning, then these blog posts by the Times Union’s assemblage of community and independent bloggers will help…
Read MoreI’ve got three weeks to go and over 120 points to gain. This is what happens when you’re in fifth place in a trivia league and the final prize money goes to the top four squads. With that in mind, I had to change my strategy and change it quickly. Throw all caution to the…
Read MoreWe all know where we were on that horrible Tuesday in 2001. We saw the aftermath of the planes crashing into the tallest structures of the World Trade Center, into the wall of the Pentagon, into a field in western Pennsylvania. We mourn the death of the innocent, we champion the bravery of the flight…
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I have a serious love-hate relationship with the social media site reddit. I’ve met great people on the site, and I’ve met people for whom the words “restraining order” fit them perfectly. But this time, while participating in a special themed reddit gift exchange, I received a gift that, for all intents and purposes, blocked…
Read MoreAs many of you know, last June I was involved in a horrible car accident in which my beloved 2006 Chevrolet Cobalt SS, nicknamed “The Blackbird,” was destroyed. The accident happened in North Carolina; I had to get home to New York. My car was completely undriveable; and in that moment, I had to find…
Read MoreChoose your path … stone or earth. A photo posted by Chuck Miller (@kchuckradio) on Sep 4, 2016 at 7:17am PDT //platform.instagram.com/en_US/embeds.js Choices. We make them every day. Necktie or polo. Slacks or skirt. Left or right. And the choices we make have an overlying theme to them. Can I do it. Is it too…
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