Another 52 Weeks — #16
Spring 2025: No break, just travel
After a relatively quiet few months, I’ve been on the road for the majority of April with travels to Pennsylvania, New York City, Texas, Oklahoma, and back to Texas again.
I’ll explain more in future posts, but the trips have been productive, exhausting, fun, and occasionally mind-blowing, with a few side jaunts accompanied by my camera. For this edition of “Another 52 Weeks,” here are seven images from the journeys.
I hope you’ve enjoyed this edition of “Another 52 Weeks”!
Book Party
If you are close to the Greater Washington, D.C. area on May 29, I hope you’ll consider joining me at a party for the formal launch of my photo book, Keep Your Distance: Walking Through the First Year of COVID.
The free event, which will feature a social hour, interview/Q&A session, and book signing, will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Elaine’s in Old Town Alexandria. Tickets are limited to 50 guests who sign up here.
A limited number of hardback copies of Keep Your Distance: Walking Through the First Year of COVID are available for $40 plus $5.95 for shipping and handling. You can order the book by visiting this link.
Glenn, glad to read you once again. I especially like your photo from Stillwater, OK. Also, I am intrigued by ALL your shots done in NYC. BTW, once when I was at Jimmy's Record Mart in NYC, I saw a familiar face. I asked the clerk and he told me I was correct about my recognizing William Howard Ashton, better known as Billy J. Kramer of Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas fame. I was about 25 at the time and had followed many Mersey Beat groups for years. Kramer was thumbing through a number of albums. I walked by and said hello to him and mentioned that I had been a big fan back in the '60s. He was very cordial and we spoke for a minute, then I went on to stroll about that huge store. Your shot reminded me of that moment.
As always a nice selection and theme this week. That digging through the bins image really takes me back. The cut-outs section was always a favorite record store perusal stop. 😊