After the Rain

May 23, 2015 in JOURNAL

This southern view captures more than an instance of weather: it is a document of the senses reveling in the crisp, clean air.

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May 04, 2015 in JOURNAL

The ubiquitous Polish intercom keypad features numbers with distinct tones that enable playback of simple melodies.

April 11, 2015 in JOURNAL

An instant of photojournalistic realness at a time when I though I was leaving that genre for a less narrative style.

April 02, 2015 in JOURNAL

Listen to a recording from a live improvised performance by Zakrocki, Mokrzewski, and Małkowski at Warsaw’s Eufemia.

Dinnertime scenes from a family inclined to make sushi at home, even if it means eating an hour or two later than expected.

A micro-essay linking my fondness for grey skies with the way subdued daylight contributes to a better experience of seeing.

On my thirty-seventh birthday, I learned something about the number 37—and examined my feelings on numbers in general.

April 01, 2014 in JOURNAL

A conceptual quiz I created long ago smacks of ennui—and seems right for April Fool’s Day, along with a cat I shot in 2008.

In grade school I was told that I have no talent for singing. In my mid-30s I’m finally discovering what I have been missing.

Having a tattoo removed is a lot like getting one in the first place: both decisions involve cost, permanence, and pain.

The highlights of chopper flights as seen from our balcony reveal a lot about who is flying what over Warsaw these days.

I seem to be on a mission to prove that a healthful, inexpensive, and delicious homemade meal can also be easy to make.

August 03, 2013 in JOURNAL

Capturing helicopters as they’re flying by is the newest activity to unite this duo of mother and three-year-old son.

June 22, 2013 in JOURNAL

Being in charge of a child’s culinary education ranks among my favorite responsibilities. Here is what I’ve learned so far.