Newsletter Archives:

Aug 2010
The Small Space Between
Jul 2010
The Ascendency of Narcissism
Jun 2010
It’s the Relationship
May 2010
Telephone Vampire Etiquette
Apr 2010
The Log at the Dam
Mar 2010
Doing Something Stupid
Feb 2010
Why can’t you be that nice to me?
Jan 2010
After Depression
Dec 2009
The Holidays
Nov 2009
Don’t Stir Things Up
Oct 2009
The Old Orchard Road
Sep 2009
Reunion
Aug 2009
It’s Easier to Divide than Unite
Jul 2009
The Grass is Greener - or Living from the Inside Out
Jun 2009
Fear (and its silence)
May 2009
Thirteen Options
Apr 2009
Cinderella’s Stepmom
Mar 2009
Coin Toss Divination
Feb 2009
Protecting the Therapist (musing with Stephen King)
Jan 2009
The Leveling Question
Dec 2008
Scaffolding - and the New Year 2009
Nov 2008
The Apple
Oct 2008
Attraction
Sep 2008
Be Not Quick to Forgive
Aug 2008
Alone on an Island
Jul 2008
Sandbagging - how small is your circle?
Jun 2008
STRESS! - it's not just the economy
May 2008
The Basement Wedding
Apr 2008
Having One's Own Voice
Mar 2008
Absolutely
Feb 2008
The Demise of Intimate Conversation (Communication in Marriage)
Jan 2008
Life or Living? (and New Year's Resolutions)
Dec 2007
The Holidays: Shadow and Light - and Stories
Nov 2007
The Third Wish
Oct 2007
Givers and Takers in Relationships Part 4 of 4 - Resolving the Issues
Oct 2007
Givers and Takers in Relationships Part 3 of 4 - Givers
Oct 2007
Givers and Takers in Relationships Part 2 of 4 - Takers
Oct 2007
Givers and Takers in Relationships Part 1 of 4 - Introduction
Sep 2007
To Fight Crazy - A Reflection on 9/11
Aug 2007
The Empty Spaces
Jul 2007
On Talking Politics and Religion
Jun 2007
Making a Decision to Change - Part 3: The Risks
May 2007
Making a Decision to Change - Part 2: The Choice
Apr 2007
Making a Decision to Change - Part I

Bill McDonald's Newsletter

The Small Space Between

I’ve always known I was one of my father’s most difficult subjects to photograph – even though I never asked him, and he never said it. During my adolescent years, he was a professional photographer, having a portrait studio in our Iowa home town. I spent much of my after-school and weekend job time working with him in the “studio.” It was good because I enjoyed being with him, and also because he was very good at his craft.

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