…is that I can be in a normoglycemic state all day through diet. This photograph was taken in Washington, DC (of course), while sitting with physicians from the…
This week’s photos were taken in Washington, DC (of course), at the second public meeting of the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee, held at the US Department of Agriculture…
This week’s Photo Friday is also a recipe, for Broccoli and Bacon stir fry. This one is pretty easy and there are multiple versions of it online, I…
This week’s photos were taken in Tel Aviv, Israel, which, incidentally is where I discovered low carbohydrate nutrition and concepts of metabolic health. I continued my exploration, including…
or the people who are told by society that they aren’t amazing, or beautiful, it’s our job to remind them that they’re being lied to.
Happy LGBTQ Pride from Washington, DC, the most inclusive city in the 🌎.
I’m allowing this week’s Photo Friday to not be about Washington, DC. It’s a special occasion 🙂 . Above and below are The Vessel Sculpture in New York…
This week’s photograph was taken in front of the beautiful Eaton Workshop (@EatonWorkshop), hosting Washington, DC’s Capital TransPride (@DCTransPride365), the 7th one I have attended. Amazingly (and accurately),…
I asked the group above to be in my National Physicians Week, National Doctors Day photo, because I believe doctors exist to help human beings produce health, which…
I am doing video very sparingly (I’m more of a still photo person). There are also very few places in the United States where it’s legal to fly…
This week’s photograph is also this week’s recipe. Like the others on this blog, these cookies contain: No added sugar No refined grains No vegetable oils Trying to…
This week’s photograph, taken in Washington, DC (of course) is of three women who are making history: Brianna Titone (@BriannaforHD27), Colorado HD27, the first Colorado State Legislator who…
This week’s photo, taken in front of the White House, is of a community colleague, Omar, who I have been able to serve with on the Capital TransPride…
This week’s photograph was taken in Washington, DC (of course). I also used it as part of the 7 day life in Black and White Photo challenge. Day…
This week’s photograph combines multiple interests (passions) into one: Washington, DC (of course) Food photography (working on getting better) Citizen science and curiosity (never ending) Nutrition, metabolic health,…
Health and sustainability are inextricably linked. Sick humans on a healthy planet are not more sustainable than healthy humans on a sick planet. I applaud WeWork’s (@WeWork) commitment…
I’ve discovered that what I do has a name – “Narrative Art” (thank you George Lucas) Every photo tells a story, I’ve been asked to tell this one…
From time to time I borrow a fancy camera (keeping photography affordable) and this is one of those occasions. Isn’t Washington, DC beautiful? A few more photos in…
This week’s photograph was taken in Washington, DC (of course), in the Shaw Neighborhood. Noting also this month is the 20th Anniversary of the African American Civil War…
This week’s photograph is from Union Market (@UnionMarketDC) in Washington, DC USA (of course). It reminds me of a similar expression at the Congressional Cemetery, also in Washington,…
Thanks for publishing my photograph of the last Sunday patio day at Washington, DC’s Town Danceboutique, @ggwash. I’ll make it my Photo Friday, too, from the world’s most…
This week’s photograph was taken at Washington, DC’s Dupont Circle, on the occasion of the 2 year anniversary of the murder of 49 people at the Orlando Pulse…
In addition to being the nation’s capital, Washington, DC also has the most visible and numerous (by proportion) LGBTQ communities in the United States. It shows. Visibility is…
Thanks to the Washington, DC Historical Society for hosting a workshop on understanding #dc1968. The photograph above is from the original diary of Gerald “G.I.” Sawyer, famed engineer…
This week’s photograph is of historic Vermont, Avenue, NW, in Washington, DC (of course), following its annual renewal. In this, the 50th year anniversary of the most important…
Invisibility was tried in the last century and it didn’t work. At all. This week’s photograph is actually a selection of photographs from the last week, because of all the reminders of what can happen when visibility is the norm.
I meet people regularly who are able to participate in society as their authentic selves now. At the same time, some of them, especially our youth, are still forced from their homes for being who they are, and violence is still directed at humans of all ages based on their identities.
In the world of nutrition, I also meet people regularly wha are able to participate in society as their diabetes-free selves, as well as their physicians, nurses, and dieticians who are supporting them. At the same time, as well, these professionals can feel isolated or marginalized because they believe in data over dogma.
This week’s photograph is a composite of one I took at the People’s March for Justice, Equity and Peace, on the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Martin…
Isn’t Washington, DC beautiful?
This week’s photograph was taken in Washington, DC (of course). I was honored to volunteer to capture a morning workout session led by volunteers and leaders of the…
This week’s photograph was taken at the iconic Hirshhorn Museum & Sculpture Garden (@Hirshhorn) in Washington, DC USA, in Brand New: Art and Commodity in the 1980s – Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden | Smithsonian, underneath the piece ACT UP (Gran Fury).
Visibility = Life.
In my experience in Washington, DC, I have enjoyed the reality that leaders come in many different forms, across the spectrum of humanity. See this example: Thanks for…
This week’s photograph was taken on historic 14th Street Northwest, in Washington, DC, USA (of course). It’s this historic because this is what the building looked like in…
Isn’t Washington, DC beautiful? More photos below, of the iconic Howard Theatre (@HowardTheatre), in Duke Ellington Square, at sunrise, in the Shaw neighborhood, Washington, DC USA.
Being #carfreeDC along with 38% of the other households in Washington, DC, and the city with the 3rd highest percentage of people who bike to work has its…
Taken during a trip to Israel 3 years ago at Yad Vashem (@YadVashem) in Jerusalem. On this day (and I’m sure most days) we saw Israeli soldiers on…
Thanks for using my photograph, @DCPolicyCenter, in this excellent analysis of Washington, DC’s growth into a “normal” city. It’s also happily a not-normal city in that it’s the…
This week’s photograph was taken at the former Pension building, now the National Building Museum, in Washington, DC USA. Because this year commemorates 50 years since #dc1968 (@dc1968project),…
This week’s photo is a composite of two. The one on the left was taken in 1979 (source, Library of Congress @LibraryCongress), the one on the right, taken…
This week’s photograph was taken in Washington, DC (of course), and got a little bit of help from new machine learning algorithms from Adobe (@Adobe). Sensei or not,…
This week’s photograph was taken in the Shaw neighborhood in Washington, DC, in this year’s first snow. It shows Compass Coffee (@comopasscoffeedc), with the welcoming rainbow flag in…
It’s an amazing opportunity to touch (with gloves) the actual contact sheets and photographs documenting the destruction and delayed/denied renaissance of Washington, DC in 1968 as captured by…