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How many Blind People have to be Hit before the Law is changed in Arizona?
A short story about our bill, HB2064, and how politicians, like Walt Blackman and Laurin Hendrix, let it die in the Arizona State House. How many blind people have to be hit by negligent drivers before something is done? How many blind people have to die before they listen?!
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Life’s Blind Illumination
If you’ve stumbled upon this little corner of the internet, thank you for being here. I’m just a guy who’s spent most of his life chasing light through a lens, and lately, that light has started to fade in ways I never quite imagined. This post isn’t meant to be a pity party or a grand manifesto, I’m no expert on resilience, just someone muddling through with a heart full of gratitude and a camera bag that’s gotten a bit lighter over the months. But writing has always been a quiet companion to my photography, a way to make sense of the frames I capture (or, these days, the ones…
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Zeiss Ikon Contessa
The author expresses a deep passion for Zeiss Ikon cameras, specifically the Contessa rangefinder, highlighting its unique, endearing quirks. Developed in the 1960s, it features a sharp 50mm f/2.8 Tessar lens, ideal for both black and white and color film. The camera offers accessible, high-quality photography for enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
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Living in the Tonto National Forest in the High Desert
In May of this year, I wrote about moving to Arizona; in fact, it was my last post. We were so busy with selling the house and the chaos that ensued and finding a place to live out here that I didn’t update the blog. We’ve been living in the Tonto National Forest for almost two months. As you might imagine, moving across the country is an arduous journey and costly. We are still unpacking and getting life sorted out. I transferred out here and then started a new job in late August. Life has been hectic, but we are loving it. One of the major reasons we chose Arizona,…
