By Jefferson Davis, on July 20th, 2009%
Forty years ago today man landed and walked on the moon. What an amazing triumph that was for humanity. It’s hard to believe that it has been that long and even harder to believe that we’ve not been back since December of ‘72. I was still in diapers when Cernan and Schmitt of Apollo 17 launched . . . → Read More: One small Step, One Giant Leap…
By Jefferson Davis, on June 21st, 2009%
Wednesday afternoon I was in city centre doing a quick walkabout to stretch my legs. As I sauntered past the white collar littered promenade at lunchtime, a crowd of suits sped past me. One of them pushed me and my camera gear up against a brick building facade.
Normally, I would have brushed him off as an . . . → Read More: A flash of broken Mirrors
By Jefferson Davis, on August 24th, 2008%
This afternoon I took my daily walk, as I always do. After a few times around the block, I discovered a older gentleman going door to door with pamphlets. I watched as he knocked on the doors and either handed the flyer to a neighbour or left it inside the door.
He encountered me whilst coming . . . → Read More: Pet Peeve