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- I am a photographer and EFL teacher out to see the world! I do stock photography, fine art prints, and event and wedding photography, as well as teaching English lessons. I am currently spending some time in Berlin, Germany, though I’m originally from Minneapolis in the US. I speak English, French, Russian, and a little German and Turkish. Prints, cards, and usage licenses are available for the photos on this site.
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Archive for June, 2008
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Midsummer at the Mittlealter festival
Posted on June 23, 2008 | View CommentsWe had a great anniversary day yesterday — spent it out at a middle ages festival that was like a mini RenFest but with more alcohol and more children with weapons. We got some very fine mead in a stoneware bottle, reuasable as an oil lamp with... -
Solstice in Berlin
Posted on June 21, 2008 | View CommentsIt’s the shortest night of the year. I’d much rather be out at a bonfire than here at the digital hearth, but at least Tony and I went out to the Friedricshain Folkpark and climbed the big hill out there. We had some good bread... -
Attack of the Viking
Posted on June 14, 2008 | View CommentsI’ve been pretty busy this week trying to get some web software working — back in April when this blog crashed so did 4 other bits of online software I was running, and I’m finally getting them back up to speed. Anyway, I’ve been working with some... -
On the steps of the Altar of Zeus
Posted on June 9, 2008 | View CommentsHad a friend from the States visiting this weekend, and got out to a couple of museums for the free Thursday museum nights. The Pergamon museum showcases architectural antiquities — here’s Dawn sitting on the steps of the enormous Altar of Zeus, which is not exactly the... -
Seychelles Gallery
Posted on June 1, 2008 | View CommentsJust got some older photos uploaded. They’re from the trip I took to the Seychelles Islands in early 2006 — midwinter holiday from work in Moscow to go meet up with family there. My dad was working on developing a marine protected area and it was a...
