Carson Hotsprings, south of Reno in Carson City, is pleasant and unpretentious–and very blue.
Las Palomas
You see more when you go inside.
Intersectionality at Thrift A Go Go
Look closely! East meets West at the thrift store.
Seeing beauty on Wells Avenue
It’s all around you, if you look.
Seeing with others
Click here for my first contribution to independent media in Reno: “Change and Loss.”
We won’t see these much longer!
The Standard at Reno is taking over the whole block from Center to Lake and from Sixth to Seventh, just below the university. The Standard will be high-rise, high-end student housing.
We won’t see what’s there much longer! So I went over and took some photos.
Elegance from a bygone era.
People.
Home.
Seeing my neighbors (presidential caucus 2016)
Thinking.
Waiting–for a long time!
Facing.
Who don’t we see?
Seeing one thing, we miss another. Who is behind the scene? What is their world?
Autumn in my yard
Haven’t seen much of Reno lately other than my own yard.
What kind of neighborhood do you see?
I have friends who live in a sustainable community. We took a Sunday morning walk in their neighborhood today.
It’s considered a ‘bad neighborhood’. What do you see?
A pretty little pocket park with slides, basketball courts, a view of the mountains, a creative mural and stately old trees. That’s what I see!
Seeing Reno 