by Gina Marie
Cape Cod Art Gallery Philadelphia Museum of Art Guanyin, Boddhisattva of Compassion Landscaping at Alden Park Apartments Indian Beach (Oregon) Healing Collage Cecil B. Moore Ave in Philadelphia All images © 2013 by Gina Marie.
Categories: Cape Cod, Mural, Philadelphia, Photo Essay, Photo Journal, Photography • Tags: Cape Cod, Mural, Philadelphia, Photo Essay, Photo Journal, Photography
by Gina Marie
Known to some as “the Capital of the Cape,” the village of Hyannis, Massachusetts serves as the primary ferry link to the island of Nantucket Island. Steeped in history, the harbor is a stone’s throw from the JFK Hyannis Museum and only two miles from the Kennedy Compound. A short stroll along the Hyannis Harbor on a a late summer’s afternoon hosts numerous aesthetic delights . Here are but a few . . . A trawler’s bow reflecting off the […]
Categories: Art, Cape Cod, Photo Essay, Photography, Travel • Tags: Art, Cape Cod, Photo Essay, Photography, Travel
by Gina Marie
Twice a week, I have a routine: park my car on 21st Street, walk to the Philadelphia Shambhala Center, meditate with friends, and afterwards head to Trader Joe’s to pick up a few items. In the two years I’ve been living in this city, the routine has become second nature. Last night, I mixed things up a bit by toting along the Nikon Digital SLR I usually reserve for special occasions. Viewing the photos afterwards opened my eyes to the inherent […]
Categories: America, Philadelphia, Photo Essay, Photography, Urban • Tags: America, Philadelphia, Photo Essay, Photography, Urban
by Gina Marie
On a sunny spring afternoon in our nation’s capital, ordinary people went about their ordinary lives. Images © 2013 by Gina Marie Lazar Lovrencevic. All rights reserved.
Categories: America, Bicycles, Birds, Photo Essay, Photo Journal, Photography, Spring, Urban, Washington DC • Tags: America, Bicycles, Birds, Photo Essay, Photo Journal, Photography, Spring, Urban, Washington DC
by Gina Marie
The title of this post is adapted from a 1929 magazine article, “Paint and Powder,” wherein Zelda Fitzgerald writes: “If our women gave up decorating themselves we would have to turn sad eyes on the bleak telegraph wires, the office buildings, like homes of trained fleas, the barren desolateness of city streets at dusk, and realize too late that almost the only beauty in this busy, careless land, whose every acre is littered with the waste of day before yesterday, […]
Categories: Architecture, Art, Camden, Mural, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Photo Essay, Photography, Travel, Urban • Tags: Architecture, Art, Camden, Mural, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Photo Essay, Photography, Travel, Urban
