Mary Wanless has this great analogy in one her books that compares riding and training dressage to peeling an onion. You start working your way through the onion(riding), get a layer(a key concept), and think that it is the one vital piece you were missing(eureka!) and then realize a couple of months later that, oh no there is ANOTHER layer. And so on and so on. Endlessly. I am very familiar with the onion. Things have been going great with Jet using the Dressage Naturally techniques…

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The Onion

LotR has given us plenty of material for online jokes over the years, but have you ever wondered what would happen if you combined it with The Onion’s satirical headlines?

It seems the wrong Moon Walk has taken over the consciousness of Americans, if you can call it consciousness.

This is just a rough draft of a project I'm working on for a class. I plan to shoot 15 or so organic foods (primarily fruits and vegetables) in this exact manner. The goal is to shoot them so they appear to be more like a two-dimensional surface rather to highlight their symmetrical and geometrical designs when cut in half. I plan on making a hardcover coffee table book out of these, accompanying text with the images with factoids (e.g. How many antioxidants are found within pomegranate, or…

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