The Good Stuff.

12.31.2015

Last post of 2015 at The Visual Science Lab.



 For me, a visual reflection of the passage of time. One super power of photography...



9 comments:

  1. This is one of your All-Time-Great Photos Kirk! Have a Happy, Healthy, Prosperous 2016 & Beyond. Keep up the good work.

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  2. Happy new year Kirk.
    Wishing you and you family a happy and prosperous 2016! Thanks for all the great writing.

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  3. Happy new year to you and your family Kirk. Thanks for all the posts, sharing your insights and your photos. Looking forward to what 2016 will bring.

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  4. Passage of the time!

    That great tweet say it al, as your masterpieces, Ben And your portraits of Ben:

    Jason English ‏@EnglishJason Jun 3

    My daughter just asked why we say "hang up" the phone and now I feel 90.

    My best wish for the Kirk clan.

    Here Normandy begins to look and feel like Texas ! Long live global warming, hum! you understand me...

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  5. A photo demonstrating once again that content is king.
    Happy New Year to you and yours.

    Next year in Saint Petersburg.

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  6. Such a great photo. I really like your portraits of Ben and Belinda (and studio dog of course) they are a window into your worl and it is generous of you to share them. Have a wonderful 2016!!

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  7. The happiest of new years for you and your family. Thank you for sharing ... yourself.

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  8. Happy new year VSL, Good health and lots of humour to you Kirk and your family and studio dog.

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  9. @ jlemile: We still "dial" phones, too!

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