Can you hear it? That conversation stopping shriek? They situated Louisville's main airport so that if you don't live in the suburbs or the rich part of town you live along the approach path to the airport.

The state of Kentucky is like a giant family. Dysfunctional as all hell, armed to the teeth, and a little too fond of their bourbon but a family nonetheless. Each year in August, when the sun is the hottest,

Louisville isn't so much one town as it is multiple coinciding ones. There's the Louisville that the locals know and then there's the Louisville that the tourists know. There's also the forgotten Louisville

Sometimes life gives you lemons, and then sometimes it don't and you get scurvy. Friday night I was rather excited to finally get to see an aurora and then...nothing. Was mostly cloudy for most of the

What motivates you? For me it's usually coffee and anger, which apparently is not the right answer in a job interview. And they say honesty is the best policy... Got to be careful using anger for fuel,

Tuesday's gone, or nearly so but there might just be enough time to squeeze in a #threetunetuesday. Been stuck in a bit of a musical rut lately, bored of my musical rotation and in need of something new.

Seems I can't help but shoot people no matter where I go. Last fall we set out on a two week journey down Route 66 in search of the American Dream. Never did manage to catch up with the Dream but we did

The Kentucky Derby is decadent and depraved. You don't have to take my word for it though, just ask Hunter S. Thompson. It's the first Saturday in May, the day Louisville shuts down so that the rich and

Happy belated International Workers' Day y'all, hope yours was a riot! Come to think of it, the reason Americans celebrate Labor Day in September is because they were afraid it would be a riot if it happened

Currently the local media is fixated on the upcoming Kentucky Derby, the national news is alternating between the dotard trial and university protests, and my diet of foreign media is pretty much war,

People are curious critters, you never know what they're going to do. With street photography there's usually not much chance of a do-over, so you just have to shoot first and try to figure out what's

Was always taught that the title was an old Chinese curse. Everything I've been able to find says the Chinese likely didn't coin the phrase, but whatever its origins it's definitely seems fitting for the

Americans aren't able to agree on much these days, but there is one thing that can cross partisan divides. That's criminalizing the poor, in particular the poorest of the poor, those living on the streets,

Saturday was Thunder Over Louisville but we decided to skip the crowds and head to Portland. The Louisville neighborhood known as Portland that is. The Portland Museum was putting on CeLOUbrate Print and

If you were attacked, what would you do? Fight back? Call the police? What if the police deliberately ignore or even participate in the violence against you? For African-Americans in the Jim Crow South

Not all photo adventures are created equal. Some there's interesting sights no matter which way you turn, others almost nothing catches your eye. This was definitely in the latter category, something of

It's past 1 am and I should probably be in bed, but the eyes of the cat are upon me. If you think about it, cats really are just furry, miniature Chuck Norrises. In such cases there's nothing to do for

Recently got back from spending a couple nights camping in Hoosier National Forest in Indiana. Wasn't there for the trees though, had come to see the moon blot out the sun. Still, even in the middle of

Not too far into the benighted land of Hoosiers known as the State of Indiana lies a place known as Tick Creek. It's spelled Lick Creek on the map but judging by the abundance of the bloodthirsty buggers

Y'all ready to get eclipsed? Countdown is on, just three and a half days until the last solar total eclipse that'll be visible in the Lower 48 for the next twenty years. Better git while the gitting's