Abandoned One Room Schoolhouse | 01.24.20201
Easton, New York
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Sunday, January 24, 2021
Abandoned One Room Schoolhouse | 01.24.2021
Abandoned One Room Schoolhouse | 01.24.20201
Easton, New York
Halfmoon Sunrise | 01.22.2021
Halfmoon Suunrise | 01.22.2021
Halfmoon, New York
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Wednesday, January 20, 2021
Inauguration Day in Albany, New York | 01.20.2021
Inauguration Day in Albany, New York
01.20.2021
After a few tense days in the state Capitol, only one Pro-Trump demonstrator showed up as security was as high as I had ever seen it.
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Sunday, January 17, 2021
Abandoned Cemetery Office | 01.16.2021
Abandoned Cemetary Office | 01.16.2021
Saratoga County, New York
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January 17th Protest | Albany, New York
In the end, these photos are about what didn't happen.
Today, in state capitols across the United States, direct protests were scheduled for noon, some of them armed. The core of Albany is locked down. Streets are closed and there are armed patrols walking the perimeter of the Capitol building every few minutes. Jersey barriers are staggered across the street in front of the Capitol much like you see in military installations. Drones were overhead all day. And while there were wild rumors of armed marches down Clinton Avenue, no one showed up to protest. A few counter-protesters were on hand, but Albany did not see any conflict today.
Albany, New York | 01.17.2021
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Monday, January 11, 2021
2020 was the year that renewed my faith in the power of photography and that it can still make a difference. These...
Posted by John Bulmer on Wednesday, December 30, 2020
Quiet Road | 01.05.2021
Quiet Road | 01.05.2021
Saratoga Springs, New York
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Saturday, December 26, 2020
Winter Barn | 12.23.2020
Winter Barn | 12.23.2020
Greenwich, New York
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Tuesday, December 22, 2020
Snow + Pine | 12.21.2020
Snow + Pine | 12.21.2020
Grafton, New York
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Saturday, December 19, 2020
Behan Communications | What Caught Our Eye | 12.19.2020
Monday, December 14, 2020
People Still Find Ways to Connect
People Still Find Ways to Connect
Halfmoon, New York
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COVID-19 Holiday Season
COVID-19 Holiday Season Colonie, New York
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Monday, December 7, 2020
Early Winter | 12.06.2020
Early Winter | 12.06.2020
Grafton Lakes State Park
Grafton, New York
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Thursday, November 26, 2020
Thanksgiving 2020
This year I am thankful for the lessons that 2020 taught me. Taught us. Hard lessons in love and loss. 2020 has been devastating in so many ways and goodness still exists. Even now. After all that.
We watched our country lose so much, shut down, and spin back up slowly, only to begin to shut down again. We tried to flatten curves by living life inside six-foot spheres. We saw our cities emptied. We saw the places that make up the routine of our daily lives go dark only come back and look very different. Our friends and loved ones were reduced to postage-stamp-sized boxes in video chat apps. We have all been touched by the loss that COVID-19 brings. Some of us have lost so much more. The families of 270,00 Americans will have a tragically different holiday season this year. 2020 was a year when a once-in-a-century pandemic fueled social and political unrest, an economy and job market in freefall, and increasingly severe weather events producing headlines rivaling any dystopian movie. Today, for all of us, life is much different than one year ago. We have lived a decade’s worth of history crammed into 12 months. This Thanksgiving feels different because it is different. For some, this year, it’s impossible to muster any thanks on a holiday centered around gratitude.
But 2020 has taught us that we are more capable than we ever knew. I don’t believe that an arbitrary date on a calendar will reset the course of events that have come to define 2020, but I am thankful for hope. We’ve made it this far. Winston Churchill famously said: ”if you’re going through hell, keep going”. Let’s all keep going.
I am immensely thankful for all the people I have worked with and for in 2020. The people in your network, your friends, and family are everything, and I am truly blessed. Happy Thanksgiving and here’s to brighter days.
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Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Suburban Ghost Towns
November 2020
Upstate New York
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