100 + 6

I met this young man today. He served three deployments in Iraq and returned home with stage 4 Hodgkin's lymphoma. Two bone-marrow transplants later, he is now in complete remission and celebrating his "second chance" at life. Here he is showing me his newest tattoo. He said he wanted a snake in the shape of an "S" for sniper (his specialty in the Army). I'd say that "S" stands for Survivor.

"S" for "Survivor"

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Goodbye, Montana. See you again when the snow melts!

Gate 1A, Glacier International Airport

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More Montana stalactites -- growing on my car this morning:

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Clearing storm over Lost Coon Lake

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Montana stalactites:

Through my kitchen window

100 + 1: A postscript

100 Days P.S.:  The Santa Barbara Museum of Art currently has an exhibit of photos taken in the New York subways in the 1960s by photographer Enrico Natali. It inspired me to rummage through my own archives and dig up this image which I shot many years ago, and which fits in with my 100 Days theme. So what if it's a day late? It's never too late to dream...

The Dream

Day 100 - Farewell

Parting thoughts: Today is the final installment in my 100 Days project. I bid you all a fond farewell. Many thanks to everyone who participated as a fellow photographer, artist, writer, collaborator, critic, provocateur, or simply as an anonymous viewer (and you know who you are!). Please stay in touch: leave a comment here, drop me an email, friend me on Facebook, or do it the old-fashioned way: pick up the phone and call me sometime! And check back here––who knows, I may decide to go for another century. But for now, bidding you all cheers from cyberspace!

Adieu!