Circumspectral🍁

Circumspectral🍁

@catpushmike.bsky.social

🇨🇦🎶📷🚲🧳 Adopted son of the boreal forest. Canadian field trash. Accidental contrarian. Proud reply guy. Travelling photographer back in Canada. Continuing my spiritual journey. •Migrating to Tumblr. See you soon•

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A springtime drive through Utah’s desert lands. A blast of freezing weather followed me south from Canada, messing with my camping plans, but a few vintage motels along the way kept me warm and dry. Here are eight more images not necessarily in order.

What the average American really needs to hear right now. She doesn’t hold back.

Scott Robertson@sarobertson.bsky.social

Chrystia Freeland: "Your government is siding with Vladimir Putin, who is a bloodthirsty dictator and war criminal. This is not a time for us to be divided. And it's certainly not a time for America to be on the side of the bad guys, which I'm sorry to say, you are right now."

Guardian of the Ruins Isla Mujeres • Dec. 2009 Even from a canned all-inclusive resort town like Cancun on the Yucatán Peninsula, gritty possibilities still exist for documentary photography. Isla Mujeres, suffering recent hurricane damage, was a short ferry ride away.

Cancun’s airport was the start and end point for my two month budget travel sojourn thru Mexico, Belize and Guatemala in late 2009. Two shots each from Puerto Morelos in October, and Isla Mujeres in December.

The Man in the Green V-Dub San Cristobal de las Casas Chiapas, Mexico • Nov.2009 The Centro areas were in historical renewal mode during my short visit, so I ended up in some less salubrious places on my photo walkabouts.

Market Day Zunil, Guatemala • 2009 Certain days a week, the bridge leading from the highway to the town center is used as a public marketplace. It must have been green onion season as there were great piles on several tables. Enough to make my eyes water as I threaded my way through the crowd.

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Market Day Zunil, Guatemala • 2009 Certain days a week, the bridge leading from the highway to the town center is used as a public marketplace. It must have been green onion season as there were great piles on several tables. Enough to make my eyes water as I threaded my way through the crowd.

I’ll never forget the time I went to Augusto Pinochet’s ranch for a barbecue. A lot of people don’t know this, but he was very warm and self-deprecating in person.

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It’s a wealth-redistribution system from the victims of climate change to its major perpetrators.

Lucy@lucycappiello.bsky.social

"When will the oil and gas industry’s eye-watering profits be outweighed by all the losses their emissions incur?"