Colombia: Travel Weekly

by Paul Shoul on May 14, 2013

travel weekly colombia photographs by paul shoul

Above is a page from, “Cities a Case study in Colombia contrasts” and article by the illustrious Art Sbarsky in Travel weekly that features my humble photographs. To read the whole piece go to this link:  Travel Weekly

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Mock punishment of photographer paul shoul in South Korea

The penalty for photographing in the  Naganeupseong Folk Village in South  Korea was much more sever than I expected.

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Hadley Asparagus Boisvert Farm.

by Paul Shoul on May 11, 2013

hadley asparagus

This is the cool little label tied around each perfect bundle of Hadley asparagus grown at Boisvert farm.

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CISA Locally Grown Farm Products Guide 2013

by Paul Shoul on May 11, 2013

CISA locally grown farm products guide 2013 photo by paul shoul

My new cover of the CISA Locally Grown Farm Products Guide 2013. CISA ( community involved in sustaining agriculture ) is a fantastic organization that I have worked with for years. For more info, check out their website at buylocalfood.org

 

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intermezzo magazine cover by paul shoul

Here it is folks, a sneak peak at my new cover of Intermezzo Magazines special 10th Anniversary issue. With so many other print Magazines folding it is a pleasure and and honor to be a  part of publisher Roseann Tully’s brilliant effort. This issue is a jam packed with recipes, travel stories and tips for a better culinary life. If you love food, you will love Intermezzo. Here is a link to their web site: Intermezzo Magazine

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The Amazing Elinor Lipman

by Paul Shoul on May 2, 2013

Elinor Lipman Northampton MA

Elinor Lipman cannot be stopped. She is funny, insightful, and just keeps pumping out fantastic books year after year. Last night she read from her two new novels, The view from Penthouse B and, I Can’t Complain (All Too) Personal Essays at the Broadside bookshop in Northampton, MA. It was a packed house and she delivered with her deadpan humor and uncanny observations on sex and relationships that only Lipman can make seem wholesome and hilarious. Here is how how Broadside described her new works.

“Elinor Lipman’s latest novel, The View from Penthouse B, tells
the story of a season in the life of recently widowed  Gwen-Laura, now living with her sister Margot. Their household grows to
include Anthony, a young, hip gay man and occasionally  his sister, not
to mention  Margot’s ex-husband, a philandering gynecologist newly
released from prison. They  become Gwen’s cheering section as she
emerges from mourning and ventures back into the dating scene. This is
vintage Lipman, a pure pleasure to read.

 

I Can’t Complain is Elinor Lipmans’ debut essay collection.
Here are essays on her mother, her husband, her son, on writing and
religion. She brings her trademark wit, wry irony, and sharp eye to her
own experience, and in the process illuminates our own.”

Her reading tour continues, to find out when she may be at bookstore near you check out her website: Elinor Lipman, A Suitable Website

 

 

 

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Joe Obeng Memorial Slideshow

by Paul Shoul on April 30, 2013

Joe-obeng memorial

Friends of Joe Obeng gathered at a memorial last weekend to remember and pay tribute to his life. Here is a link to a slideshow of the event. We will miss Joe.

 

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Seoul Street Life

by Paul Shoul on April 24, 2013

People cross the Cheonggye stream in downtown Seoul South Korea

People cross the Cheonggye stream in downtown Seoul South Korea

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Downtown Tommy. Northampton, MA.

by Paul Shoul on April 21, 2013

Northampton MA downtown Tommy

Just another beautiful day in Northampton, MA.

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Nuclear War is Stupid! Busan South Korea

by Paul Shoul on April 9, 2013

Anti nuclear photograph of a little girl in Busan South Korea

I photographed this young girl along the coast of Busan in South Korea. Look how cute she is. Full of life, curiosity and possibilities. Hey Kim Jong-Un. Lets tone it down a little, OK? Nuclear war is stupid.

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Seoul inspiration: Traveling South Korea

April 4, 2013

Tweet Here is a link to my most recent story on Gonomad.com Traveling Korea: Seoul and Busan

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John Hodgman

March 14, 2013

Tweet   Author, actor and humorist John Hodgman, co hosted  SCREEN TEST 2: Movie Trivia Madness, Amherst Cinema’s signature fundraiser 2013, along with local hero and city councilor Bill Dwight at the Academy of Music in Northampton.

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Cathedral of Salt Zipaquirá Colombia

March 4, 2013

Tweet 200 meters below the surface of the earth in an abandoned salt mine in Zipaquirá Colombia, is the Cathedral of Salt. Originally Built in the 1930′s by salt miners as a place for their prayers, it was enlarged in the in 1950s and again in 1996 to what is now a huge underground church [...]

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Colombian Goverment Raises Subsidies and calls for end to Coffee Strike.

March 3, 2013

Tweet I just got back from Colombia where I spent some time in Pereira, the heart of the coffee growing triangle. Declared as a UNESCO World Heritage landscape, it is a spectacular and unique region and one of the most visited by tourists in Colombia. But there is trouble in Paradise. This week  thousands Coffee [...]

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Bogota Street Life

March 1, 2013

Tweet Bogota Colombia.

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Beating the Heat in Cartagena, Colombia

February 28, 2013

Tweet Beating the heat in Cartagena, Colombia.

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Monserrate Bogota Colombia

February 17, 2013

Tweet   Rising above the city of Bogota Colombia to 10,341 ft, the mountain of Monserrate is a pilgrimage destination to the church at its peak built in the 17th century with a shrine to the Fallen lord. Many of the devoted climb the mountain, but there is also a funicular ( cable car ) [...]

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Pocket Purifier Cleaning up a Dirty World

February 13, 2013

Tweet I just received the new Purely Products Pocket Purifier handheld germ eliminating light. ( say that ten times fast!) It’s a nifty little device I intend to use while traveling in a dirty world. The Pocket Purifier features a UV light that you simply wave over any hard surface for 15-30 seconds. According to [...]

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Snowstorm 2013 Digging out from Blizzard Nemo Northampton,MA.

February 9, 2013

Tweet Snow storm 2013, digging out from the blizzard Nemo in Northampton, MA. ( Click any thumbnail for a slide show )

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Snowstorm 2013 Northampton MA

February 8, 2013

Tweet The great snow storm of 2013 has begun. A sculpture by Sam Ostroff  keeps a watchful eye over downtown Northampton from the Manhan Rail Trail Bridge.

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Housatonic MA, Lonely Einstein and the Dead Porch Player.

February 1, 2013

Tweet     In between assignments yesterday in Housatonic MA, I took a short drive around and found a lonely faded Einstein standing guard by the river. Then I passed by what I thought was a person playing clarinet on his porch and turned around to gather up my courage to ask if I could [...]

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Chichicastenango Guatemala

January 24, 2013

Tweet A woman  at the market in Chichicastenango Guatemala. For more info on travel to Guatemala go to Visitguatemala.com

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Grapes of the Douro River Valley Portugal

January 22, 2013

Tweet White grapes, just picked from the terraced vineyards on the banks of the Douro river in Portugal. For more info on travel to Portugal go to: http://www.visitportugal.com/Cultures/EN-US/default.html

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Iceberg Ilulissat Greenland

January 21, 2013

Tweet Iceberg Ilulissat Greenland. For more info on travel to Greenland go to: http://www.greenland.com/en/

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Oporto Portugal Rabelo Boats on the Douro River

January 20, 2013

Tweet Porto (Oporto) Portugal is a wold heritage designated site. The medieval historic district on a hill flows down to the banks of Douro River, and the classic rabelo boats used to ferry casks of Port wine. For more info on travel to Portugal go to: http://www.visitportugal.com/Cultures/EN-US/default.html

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Guatemala Light.

January 7, 2013

Tweet A broom in a corner of light and shadow in Guatemala. For more info on travel tp Guatemala go to: Visitguatemala.com

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Korean Street Life

January 6, 2013

Tweet Street life in Seoul South Korea. For more info on travel to Korea go to: VisitKorea

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Alishan Mountain Taiwan

January 5, 2013

Tweet Alishan mountain Taiwan. For more info on travel to Taiwan go to: Welcome to Taiwan

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Camel Racing at the Sahara Festival in Douz, Tunisia.

January 3, 2013

Tweet A camel racer at the Sahara Festival in Douz, Tunisia. For more info on travel to Tunisia go to: Tunisia Tourism  

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Amita Thai cooking class Bangkok

January 2, 2013

Tweet   The Amita Thai cooking class is held at the home of Tam Piyawadi Jantrupon, A beautiful oasis on the banks of a canal in the old section of Bangkok. Tam is passionate about Thai cooking. Many of the recipes she will teach you during her classes were handed down from her mother. There [...]

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