“Near-misses were more arousing than losses as indexed by increased heart rate and greater subjective arousal. Near-misses were also subjectively rated as the most frustrating of all outcomes. Most importantly, of any type of outcome, near-misses triggered the most substantial urge to continue play.”
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I didn’t take these photographs during the current global pandemic known as Covid-19 but they sure take on new meaning as a reflection of the…
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It’s not to far fetched to start believing were seeing the end of times. All the signs are there in biblical proportions. A self-serving, empathy…
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Seriously folks, don’t injest dangerous poisons into your body or burn a hole in your stomach with bleach or Lysol. Don’t stick a UV light…
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The House with Nobody In Itby Joyce Kilmer Whenever I walk to Suffern along the Erie trackI go by a poor old farmhouse with its…
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Lonely I wander through scenes of my childhoodThey bring back to memory the happy days of yoreGone are the old folk, the house stands desertedNo…
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During the first few weeks of the global pandemic I saw my online art sales totally tank. But as we got settled into our new…
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If you saw the movie “I Am Legend” with Will Smith, you might not have known that it was based on a 1954 book and…
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What can I say? I’m a fine art photographer living in the “live free or die” state of New Hampshire with all of the great…
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Like most of the world, I’m getting a bit of cabin fever due to being on lockdown from Covid-19. I’m literally in a cabin. Well,…
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