You cannot take a bad picture in Paris (Part 2: The Versailles edition)
Part 2 of the ongoing series of photographs from Paris…this time from the historical epicenter of inequality!
Part 2 of the ongoing series of photographs from Paris…this time from the historical epicenter of inequality!
Reading Michael Stewart on inequality while touring countries with very different histories on the issue.
After a couple of days in Paris, our memories – in our hearts and on our cameras – are over-flowing.
Mackay Brown passed everything “through the eye of the needle of Orkney.” Evocative images and wonderful stories filled our visit.
After an unforgettable week in America, we can easily feel abandoned and inconsolable.
A trip to the Edvard Grieg home Troldhaugen, outside Bergen, brought out tunes by a favorite composer.
Cities are living organisms where we should add vibrant new chapters to history without eradicating it.
Richard Thompson’s 2021 memoir is as witty, moving, and well-crafted as his music.
Myths about who “won” WWII come into play in current events, from Brexit to Ukraine.
A mother’s lessons for this Mother’s Day in 2022.