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Blog postSunrise Even as a child visiting the Southwest on vacations, I understood there was something special about the light here. Rather than growing tired of it with now-constant exposure and age, I appreciate it even more. While this morning was a little nippy and the arrival of Fall is not far behind, sunrise was spectacular […]
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Blog postARS Rose Photography Update ARS Rose Photography Update: the American Rose Society’s Board of Directors has approved the final version of the First Edition of Guidelines and Rules for Judging Rose Photography. Editors are completing the final editorial review. The text will appear shortly on the website of the American Rose Society. Members will be […]
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Blog postAlbuquerque Sky in 30 Minutes Albuquerque sky in 30 minutes? Well, yes. Especially regular readers here know I love the skies in Albuquerque and New Mexico and all of the desert Southwest. I see something worth noting almost every day. Because late yesterday afternoon was especially noteworthy, I want to share a few images. Most […]
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Blog postSexual Cannibalism in the Cosmos Sexual cannibalism in the cosmos, praying mantis style. You know all the stories you have heard about the female praying mantis biting off the head of her mate? I guess I never gave it too much thought. I had no reason to disbelieve it, but I never expected to witness […]
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Blog postARS Rose Photography 2017, September 12, 2017 Board Approval of the First Edition ARS Rose Photography 2017: this has been a long, rocky, and sometimes painful journey, beginning in 2008. But, on September 7, 2017 the Board of Directors of the American Rose Society (ARS) approved the First Edition of the ARS Rules and Guidelines […]
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Blog postAnticrepuscular Rays Anticrepuscular rays are a phenomenon that occurs opposite a rising or setting sun. I first became aware of them on the weekend of autumnal equinox, 2013. After dinner, looking down from Los Alamos across to Santa Fe and the Sangre de Cristo mountains was something I had never seen before, and it was […]
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Blog post29th Annual Corrales Fine Arts Show, During the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta The 29th Annual Corrales Fine Arts Show begins with a reception October 6 at the Old San Ysidro Church. The show will be open daily, October 7-15, 11am-5pm, except closing at 4pm on Sunday October 15th. The show opens after the morning’s Balloon […]
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Blog postSmoke from a Distant Fire Smoke from a distant fire, in this case, multiple fires in the west, has made its way into New Mexico and Albuquerque. The sky has been hazy for several days. My eyes have burned a bit. I knew the smoke was here, but had not paid too much attention. Until […]
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Blog postMonsoon Rain and Roses Monsoon rain and roses have been outstanding this year! Monsoon Rain In July, I showed the first real rain at my house of the 2017 monsoon season. It was unusual, dropping 2.5 inches of rain in 40 minutes. Overall, I’ve gotten almost 7 inches of rain this monsoon season. The transformational […]
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Blog post2017 Eclipse Shadows and Bokeh 2017 Eclipse shadows and bokeh were what I photographed yesterday. Albuquerque had a partial eclipse, rather than the total eclipse seen in a large swath of this country. But, any eclipse is exciting. I photographed what I know how to photograph, and learned some new things and a better appreciation […]
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Blog postSunrise/Sunset Sunrise/Sunset: how cliche are such images considered by many who have never seen the fiery skies of the Desert Southwest? Oh, but how much the skies speak to those who know and love them. While it is true the depth of beauty will never been seen in a photograph, sometimes the beauty is so […]
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Blog postSunflowers – a friend says they have PMA (Positive Mental Attitude). It is hard not to smile around sunflowers. That may be especially true with a gorgeous New Mexico sky as a background. Enjoy. Multiple bees are very busy on these! This stalk is very tall, and I cannot see what the face of this […]
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Blog postOr with music, take your pick…or take all.
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Blog postAlbuquerque August Albuquerque August: the smell of roasting chiles, frequent afternoon monsoon showers and occasionally heavy rains, the last days of the rufous hummingbirds, and a view toward the State Fair, Balloon Fiesta, and arrival of the sandhill cranes and other migratory birds. August suggests the coming of fall in New Mexico, one of the […]
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Blog postThis entry is part 2 of 5 in the series Rose PhotographyARS Photo Competitions, Creative Interpretation ARS photo competitions, creative interpretation: the American Rose Society Board gave temporary approval for Guidelines for Judging Rose Photography in 2015. The Board approved a revision in 2016. This PowerPoint is one of several I will be posting here […]
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Blog postThis entry is part 3 of 5 in the series Rose PhotographyARS Photo Competitions, Floral Arrangements ARS photo competitions, floral arrangements: the American Rose Society Board gave temporary approval for Guidelines for Judging Rose Photography in 2015. The Board approved a revision in 2016. This PowerPoint is one of several I will be posting here […]
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Blog postThis entry is part 4 of 5 in the series Rose PhotographyARS Photo Competitions, Rose Sprays ARS photo competitions, rose sprays: the American Rose Society Board gave temporary approval for Guidelines for Judging Rose Photography in 2015. The Board approved a revision in 2016. This PowerPoint is one of several I will be posting here […]
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Blog postARS Photo Competitions: Fully Open Roses ARS photo competitions continue to grow in many parts of the country. The American Rose Society Board gave temporary approval for Guidelines for Judging Rose Photography in 2015. The Board approved a revision in 2016. This PowerPoint is one of several I will be posting here over the next […]
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Blog postThis entry is part 5 of 5 in the series Rose PhotographyNew PowerPoint Presentation: How to Mount and Mat an 8×10 Photo for an ARS Rose Show This new PowerPoint presentation is actually an updated version of one I did last year. At the time, I posted it as a pdf file and also as […]
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Blog postThe Simple Onion The simple onion, like many things in Nature, covers its complexity with an appearance of simplicity. It belongs to the genus Allium, which includes other things such as garlic and chives. Especially relevant after the busy-ness of a holiday, a little simplicity the next day can be relaxing. My neighbors, organic gardeners, […]
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Blog postReflections of an Ob/Gyn – A Healing Moment
Susan Brandt Graham, MD, PhD Reflections of an Ob/Gyn are usually happy and fulfilling, but at times, specific moments pop up out of nowhere. What I call “A Healing Moment” happened in the 1980s. I wrote about in the early 1990s. Friends have asked me to post it again, to help people understand the meaning of “late term abortion.” Another Ob/Gyn recently wrote her thoughts and explanations here.
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Blog postColor Vision and Father’s Day Color Vision. In the past 15 months or so I have spent a lot of time, both in thought and in working with color, on this topic Considering that I have lived with severely red deficient vision people all my life, 15 months – so far – devoted to the topic isn’t very long. But, it did take a lifetime of learning to even be able to frame the question, “what do ‘colorblind’ people see?”...
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Blog postColor and Light. Color Is All About Light Color and light. The beauty of New Mexico is all about light. Sunrise and sunset are all about light. Rainbows are all about light. Photography is all about light. Color is all about light. People see light differently. Those of us with “normal” color vision see one thing. But now I ask myself about almost everything, “How would that look to this other person or that other person?” Albuquerque is known for...
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Blog postBlack and White in Color: A Conundrum Black and white in color? How could that be? That is a question that has intrigued me for almost forty years, and for most of those years I did not believe it was possible. To a person with “normal” color vision, black, white, and all shades of gray are pretty much devoid of what such a person may commonly think of as “color.” Regular readers or those who have begun to follow my...
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Blog postExamples of Degrees of Red Deficient Vision Examples of degrees of red deficient vision – or any color deficient vision, for that matter – are important for understanding the wide range of possibilities in the perception of color. Some people can have only very mild impairment, while others lack the ability to see one of the primary colors of the RGB system of light. This red lacewing butterfly from the Tucson Botanic Garden was one of the subjects in the...
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Blog postA Red Dichromat’s Response to the Paperbook Book, “Seeing Color Colorblind“ My initial attempt to create diptychs that covered a large range of colors, including skin tones, to show the normal-visioned world how someone with a specific type of color deficient vision sees the world, was with my son, who is a red dichromat. We had a fairly easy time working in the RGB color space of projected light on our monitors, working at a distance. We were pleased with...
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Blog postSeeing Color Colorblind Seeing color is something that those of us with normal color vision take for granted. But many people do not see the range of colors seen by most people. “Colorblind” has been applied to such people, people with a color deficiency. As my son has said, “‘colorblind’ as a term is sort of a misnomer in that even extremely colorblind people see colors – they just see them differently than people who are not colorblind. Unfortunately, many...
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Blog postWhen Babies Die Medical training and death may seem like odd concepts to put together in one sentence. People often think that medicine and medical training are all about life, or saving life. To a large extent, it is about helping people to live healthy lives as long as possible. Everyone eventually dies, and some … Continue reading "When Babies Die: Death and the Education of Obstetrical Residents"
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Blog postSome of you know me as a retired Ob/Gyn. Some of you know me as a photographer. And a few of you know me as anthropologist. I have and have had other roles, of course, but these are the areas in which I have had formal training. This post is about anthropology. I hold a … Continue reading "Anatomical and Physiological Bases of Human Division of Labor by Sex"
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