Los Angeles freelance science writer and editor
It does not seem especially skilled to take photographs of the sky like this but I am amazed at the colors at the right moment of a sunset/sunrise. Even in a bustling metropolis like Hobart, Tasmania it feels primitive, like I have taken a step back in time, or that the Earth is still on... Continue Reading →
last minutes of daylight over Moalboal, Philippines
the sky is like one of those art exercises where the black crayon layered over multiple colors is scraped away in a pattern to reveal the color beneath.
I have a lot of these-luckily I have visited Komodo more than once in my life.
The most lovely side of Bali-quiet, black sand beaches with a view of the volcano. Locals walk by with their cows in the morning, and in May everything was green. This was a spectacular sunrise on top of all of the other gifts some of which, of course, are under the sea.
the liveaboard and speed socializing… by Janice M. Nigro I have to admit, even though I ignore it, the liveaboard is a potential backdrop for huge drama. It is several days out to sea, so the first challenge is to arrive on time for the departure and with your gear. The second challenge is that... Continue Reading →
a dramatic, colorful sunset over the desert in Phoenix Arizona rivals many of the island sunsets that I am partial too...
Norway: back to the cocoon… by Janice Nigro I am writing about one cocoon from another cocoon. In some ways the cocoons are similar. You could really use an umbrella in both. In one cocoon the umbrella is used for the rain (and really does you no good because it is too much rain) whereas... Continue Reading →
Tales in editing English for non-native speakers by Janice Nigro A considerable number of my friends and work colleagues are not from English speaking countries. And I love to travel. Foreign language or English with an accent is part of my daily life. When I meet someone from a non-English speaking country, I immediately... Continue Reading →
Currywurst and chocolate by Janice Nigro My efforts to entirely escape northern Europe have failed miserably. It is not that I do not like that part of the world; it is that I lived there for just over seven years and feel as if there are other parts of the world that need to be... Continue Reading →
Janice Nigro 