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Glimpse of Solace: Kevin Nance, St. James Cathedral

07/27/2014 By Ellen Beals Leave a Comment

  Not my will but thine © Kevin Nance, 2014     Kevin Nance is a Chicago-based art photographer, photojournalist and freelance writer. His work appears in the Chicago Tribune, the Chicago-Sun-Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Poets & Writers Magazine and other publications. You can follow him on Twitter at @kevinnance1 or visit his photo blog at kevinnance.tumblr.com. You can see an … [Read more...]

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Glimpse of Solace: From the river

07/21/2014 By Ellen Beals Leave a Comment

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Glimpse of solace: Heart of the matter

07/08/2014 By Ellen Beals Leave a Comment

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Glimpse of Solace: Po-Phos?

06/19/2014 By Ellen Beals Leave a Comment

I don't know if po-phos is a term, but it's what I'm calling these, which feature a visual image paired with text. Thanks for indulging me. Pick up the pieces and bloom again     What we need- roots and wings … [Read more...]

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Glimpse of Solace: Ants and peonies

06/06/2014 By Ellen Beals Leave a Comment

Last weekend I spent a good part of Saturday trying to make the most of the late afternoon sun and take some interesting photographs. Alas, my efforts amounted to nothing more than experimentation.  As an afterthought, I took a few snaps of this peony bud. Then I went back the next day and the ants had finished their work. It's a symbiotic relationship. Do you have a photo you'd like to share? Hit me up: weighedwords at gmail.com … [Read more...]

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