J. S. Turner

Recently my wife and I went to the MFA in Boston to see an exhibit of Impressionistic paintings. Fast forward a few weeks and we were in the Berkshires attending the BSO concerts at Tanglewood. While there we took a side-trip to Williamstown to visit the Clark Museum. Coincidentally, they were exhibiting Women Artists from Paris, 1850 - 1900. Many studied Impressionism in Paris … [Read more...]

This is the third year I have photographed Pride and have been looking forward to this years celebration for the simple reason that this festivity is just "out and out fun." Last year I printed up some images to take with me with the intent of seeing the person in the image then gifting them with it. This year I went with 6 images and returned with one, learning that that … [Read more...]

Edgewood Yacht Club Reconstruction Purchase a copy or preview it by clicking on the red button below. Read more about it in the text. In January 2011, the historic Edgewood Yacht Club was completely destroyed by fire for the second time since it was originally founded in 1889. Toasting the new construction in April of 2016 Commodore Wayne Kezirian said "here is to fair … [Read more...]

This morning I arose and immediately got ready to drive myself to Providence in order to get proximity parking to participate and photograph today's March for Our Lives Rally at the State House. It was just yesterday that I sat with a friend over lunch saying just how despondent I was feeling as it seems that Politics negatively invades my life on a daily basis. I was feeling … [Read more...]

     One year today the Women's March in Washington D.C. took place. Similarly, a sister march in Rhode Island happened as women everywhere stood in solidarity seeking representation. Well guess what "they are back" and "unified" and "focused" and "angry" and "running for office" and "raising their voice". Attached are a few images from today's rally … [Read more...]