Sowthistle (sonchus arvensis)
Bay View neighborhood of Milwaukee, WI
August 2025
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Kodak Color Plus 200 [scanned as B&W]

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Sowthistle (sonchus arvensis)
Bay View neighborhood of Milwaukee, WI
August 2025
Leicaflex SL2
Kodak Color Plus 200 [scanned as B&W]
a quiet place
Venezuela; Wayuu, 1930-1939. Yvonne Sauphar
How to catch a fish in 4 easy steps by Nindiri the jaguar (pics by Nancie Cunningham Casey)
colors of spring
Yelizaveta Savina - “Princess Tamara,” a triptych based on M.Y. Lermontov's poem “The Demon.”
C.G. Jung Letters, Vol. 2: 1951-1961
Elle J. Wilson (British Illustrator, born 1970s)
"The Last Dance at Sunset", 2025.
Oil on Canvas, 40 × 60 cm.
Private Collection.
Why do you say men are objects? That’s not true and hurtful
men are on sale at the grocery store for a few dollars
Did you know that after they switched to blind auditions, major symphony orchestras hired women between 30% to 55% more? Before bringing in “blind auditions” with a screen to conceal the the candidate, women in the top 5 major orchestras made up less than 5% of the musicians performing.
so I believe it was actually more complicated than that, in interesting ways. Because at first, when they did blind auditions, they were STILL hiring more men.
…Then they put down a carpet, so that high heels didn’t clack on the floor, and BOOM women were suddenly getting hired.
The testers didn’t even know that’s what they were picking up on, which just goes to show how tiny of a cue it takes for misogyny to kick in.
The case of blind auditions for orchestras and how it dramatically changed the gender makeup of orchestras is a very illuminating example of gender bias, and an interesting possible way of countering it.
You can be sexist without knowing it. You can be racist without knowing it. This is not a moral failing; it is a moral imperative to remember that you are fallible, and take steps to limit the damage your squishy ape brain’s foibles can cause.
The final chapter in Malcolm Gladwell’s Blink (2005) describes this in detail.
What you don’t usually hear about when discussing this blind audition process is that after the blind auditions were implemented, when women had gotten many positions in the orchestra, men no longer saw being a member as prestigious and the salaries for the entire orchestra dropped.
Low Tide, 1979. Eric Sloane. Oil on Masonite. The lighthouse in the painting is the Egg Rock Light, located in Maine.
Day 29. Double(二重の) Winter double hare.
the hare 🌾🍃
acrylic on canvas