Black and White – Page 67 – photography from the Chesapeake Bay watershed by Bill Emory

Summer 2003

girl dog fog — Taking a break, SNP, fog and rain. A girl and her girl dog.

RFK

RFK stone — Arlington

puppy sleep

legs in the air — dog tired, profound sleep

headrest

yyyyyy — Come, labor on!
The toil is pleasant, the reward is sure;
Blessèd are those who to the end endure;
How full their joy, how deep their rest shall be,
O Lord, with Thee!–Jane Laurie Borthwick

shoelace

puppy and shoelace — Many of Service Dogs of Virginia’s animals come from Ravenwood Farm. The full possibility of a symbiotic relationship between hominid and canid starts early with acclimation to the bipeds. Dogs can do many things… Unload the clothes dryer, monitor blood glucose levels, anticipate seizures, fetch slippers. However, they are better at untying shoes than at tying same.

puppy a day keeps the doctor away

labrador puppies — therapy for politics

day of rest

mother and child — Chili,chills, napping. Ravenwood Farm.

Porch Life

porch night — “Porch life” is a term social historians have applied to the gathering of family; neighbors and friends which took place regularly during fair weather on the verandahs or front porches of many of America’s homes around the turn-of-the-century. Such use of porches was a strong tradition until after World War II. —From Porch Swings to Patios

zoning

rolla harris — Kim Rolla JD and Bill Harris PhD present “The Facts on Gentrification, Zoning, and Form-Based Code”

audience — Their presentation was given at the Jefferson School 2/21/17

The Facts on Gentrification, Zoning, and Form-Based Code — Handout distributed to attendees. Audio is available below.

30 x1028 px box — The Facts on Gentrification, Zoning, and Form-Base

Flying a sign

high street 250 cho — All of her signs had “God Bless” written across the bottom. That’s a trope now. Whether your claim is that of a homeless veteran or a Katrina victim or just a wise-ass gutterpunk with a sign that says, “I need beer,” writing “God Bless” on the bottom of your sign is telling passersby that you’re safe, you’re good, you’re just unlucky, but you’re right with the Lord.–Vice