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- Alli Harvey
- "When there is no firm ground, the only sensible thing to do is keep on the move." -Lester Bangs
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September
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- This photo actually doesn't look real. Yes, Photos...
- Center stage at 8:00 a.m, just prior to the start ...
- The sun setting prior to the start of the Andrea B...
- Sometimes Serbian tennis champions propose marriag...
- Fashion Week is one of the most bizarre weeks on t...
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- Energy, neither created, nor destroyed.2011 has br...
- Final frame.9.6.11
- 9.5.11
- This was the first year that I'd ever been out to ...
- Following our day at the U.S. Open, Mr. Merritt an...
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- Lower Manhattan from Brooklyn Bridge Park.8.28.11
- Manhattan Bridge from the Brooklyn Bridge. 8.28.11
- Post-hurricane sunset in the West Village on Sunda...
- Mom: So if you were in Battery Park in the evening...
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- Manhattan evacuations and free subway entry due to...
- Bloomingdale's? Boarded up? You'd think there was ...
- For the first time, my anxiety about not having ...
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2 comments:
Rich and elegant little Miss Harvey. I was wondering when you would shoot some flowers. Your August shots of flora...alright, yet these are the bomb. Fall is here. I'd like to see how your eye captures those colors. I enjoyed reading your thoughtful blog on death (Sept. 18). Yet I don't agree with your assessment on death and comfort in science. I agree, the practices of religion don't comfort me either. Comfort and peace come from knowing the truth, not ceremonial religious activity of any brand or taste. I believe this thoughtful blog entry is one of your more, if not the most life-significant pondering-s thus far. Ponder more please. Your honest thoughts are refreshing. Who questions life and death these days? An accurately defined worldview must account for a great deal more than science. Ponder beyond science. However will you discover the "Universe Next Door"(James Sire)?
Enjoy your blog and photos. Lost my Canon in Cozumel this summer. Sprung a leak in my Ikelite housing 60 feet under.
Be Well...
Joel, my mom's flowers truly have been outstanding this year. I do find myself returning to them each time I come home. Who knew!
As far as that entry goes, I suppose that's what happens when you debate ideas such as death with yourself. You contradict a lot and are unsure of a lot, so writing about it can be tough.
Thank you for taking the time to read and comment. So very sorry to hear about the camera... perhaps it's time to switch to a Nikon? Haha!
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