NICK STOUT | Photographs and Other Observations

"You are an aperture through which the universe is looking at and exploring itself."  -- Alan Watts


•   Depression

•   Jewelry

•   New Year's Morning

•   Neighbors

•   Twin Doors

•   Manhattan Mementos

•   Patience

•   Saint-Ambroise

•   Closing Time

•   Red Purse

•   Afternoon

•   Three Chairs

•   Pineapples and Bananas

•   A Quarter Past One

•   Sunday Morning

•   Beads

•   Train to the Taj

•   Quality Seeds

•   Icicles

•   Wanchai Market

•   Party Masks

•   Mailboxes

•   Conseil d'Etat

•   Parisian Breakfast

•   Chinese Shadows

•   Tea Time

•   Worthless

•   Tram Stop

•   Abandoned Pumps

•   Offerings

•   Wedding Day

•   Everglades

•   Backseat Diner

•   Lizards

•   Exchange

•   L'heure de l'apéro


The 70th anniversary of D-Day...

Jun 5, 2014

Normandy, 2011


should remind us of America’s most recent war of necessity and the last war it has managed to win. Normandy is the one place in France that seems always kind to Americans. There is no shortage of monuments to the occurrences of 1944, perhaps reflecting recognition that America has amply paid back its debt to France for its help in 1776.  In August we will mark the centennial anniversary of  World War I.  Anniversaries for World War III are still some years away, but they will surely come. 



Signs of modern political warfare near Omaha Beach, 2013


Birkenau, 2013


Normandy, 2011


Normandy, 2011


Poland, 2013


Normandy, 2011