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The Greatest City in America?
When it comes to death by gun, Detroit and New Orleans remain the two most murderous cities in America. The good news of 2013, however, is that in comparison to the year prior, both of these cities saw a significant … Continue reading
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Tagged Baltimore, drugs, graffiti, gun violence, gun-homicide, Maryland, new jersey, newark, Photography, RIP, The Wire
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Scenes: Paris
Scene 6: Paris, France 383. Paris, France. No hand-holding allowed in Paris, apparently. Especially not between parents and children. 384. Paris, France. Notre-Dame. 385. Paris, France. The view from Notre-Dame, 1. 386. Paris, France. The view from Notre-Dame, 2. 387. … Continue reading
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Tagged Eiffel Tower, france, Louvre, Moulin Rouge, Notre-Dame, paris, Photography, Rodin
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Beautify All Things
“That pleasure which is at once the most pure, the most elevating and the most intense, is derived, I maintain, from the contemplation of the beautiful.” The above words were spoken by a young man who, in 1831, managed to … Continue reading
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Tagged abandoned buildings, American Visionary Art Museum, art, Baltimore, Edgar Allan Poe, Maryland, murals, Photography
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Scenes: Lisbon
Scene 5: Lisbon, Portugal 359. Lisbon, Portugal. Che Guevara’s silhouette accompanied by the line, “Too much conscious kills action.” 360. Lisbon, Portugal. Finite real estate. 361. Lisbon, Portugal. 362. Lisbon, Portugal. Welcome to one of the most unfortunate realities of travel … Continue reading
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Tagged Belem Tower, graffiti, lisbon, Monument to the Discoveries, Photography, portugal, praca do comercio
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Silencio en la Calle
One fine day in September of 1973, a right-wing military junta overthrew the government of democratically elected Chilean President Salvador Allende. With swift efficiency, leaders in the Chilean military used their nation’s Air Force to bomb the presidential palace – … Continue reading
Scenes: Scotland
Scene 4: Scotland 342. Glasgow, Scotland. 343. Glasgow, Scotland. A disproportionate number of the nicest people I’ve met in my life reside in Scotland. Friends and I stopped in this cafe for breakfast and shelter from the seemingly ceaseless rain … Continue reading
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Tagged bagpipes, Cemetery, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Photography, Scotland
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