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  • Janette – Hillsboro, Kansas, USA

    Janette – Hillsboro, Kansas, USA

    Her earliest memories are of dust clouds blasting her Texas Panhandle home, and her mother wrapping the sugar bowl in a towel, only to find brown dust among the treasured crystals. She’s lived in four different countries, adapting to life in large South American cities and the primitive Amazon jungle, and all with a husband and five Read more

  • María – Baker / Málaga, Spain

    María – Baker / Málaga, Spain

    Manolo came into the store and María slipped him a couple of hard rolls. Then she scolded him for something he had said, just like a mother would. Manolo is a hoarder and he smells really bad. But María is really kind to him. She is kind to lots of people. Once she told me that there Read more

  • My friend James / Málaga

    My friend James / Málaga

    After three weeks in the hospital my good friend James was very thin but had a full beard. His future mother-in-law brought in contraband food–bananas and steamed carrots– to augment the white rice he was receiving.James told me he was very tired and not to stay very long. Friends can say that. He survived and is Read more

  • Nenad Burcar – artist / Zagreb, Croatia

    Nenad Burcar – artist / Zagreb, Croatia

    I came across Nenad Burcar on Tkalciceva street just off Zagreb’s main square, selling his paintings. He is also a writer, and he asked if I was interested in producing some of his television scripts. When I asked if I could take his picture he agreed, but only if he could also take mine.  So to honor his request I Read more

  • Enrique – Shepherd / Horcajo de la Ribera, Spain

    Enrique – Shepherd / Horcajo de la Ribera, Spain

    Enrique and other men and boys from his village herded sheep ten months of the year, in Castilla León in the summer and Extremadura in the winter. In his early days they moved the sheep on foot and horseback, and later in trains and trucks. I found Enrique enjoying the sun on his daily walk outside the village, now only Read more

  • Morning break / Junta de los Caminos, Málaga

    Morning break / Junta de los Caminos, Málaga

    Just outside Puerto de la Torre, where several roads come together, is a small group of houses and cafes. I parked my scooter, ordered a café con leche (un mitad doble in local speak) and sat down to enjoy the late morning air on the patio. These men didn’t arrive together, but seemed to be old friends, Read more

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