Anthony Steinberg is a Kalamazoo photographer and philosopher based out of ASI Studios, his original style has been developed over many years of hard work and love for the medium of photography. This is my small corner of the world wide web where I can simply share my thoughts.
Sunday, October 21, 2012
TODAYS WORDS OF WISDOM
"We are all born knowing the answers that we seek; by
looking within ourselves, we discover the monumental truths that have always been
there from the beginning." Anthony Steinberg ©
Saturday, October 20, 2012
TODAYS WORDS OF WISDOM
"You attain nothing by harboring the opinions of
those who have their own agenda, other than the success of their goals alone." Anthony Steinberg ©
Thursday, October 11, 2012
TODAYS WORDS OF WISDOM
"There’s a fine line between preparing for a war that
will never happen, and becoming a slave to its inevitability." Anthony Steinberg ©
Monday, June 11, 2012
Today's Words of Wisdom
"Don't allow those that speak for us, speak louder than us!" Anthony Steinberg©
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Typical!
It may just be me, but why is it always cloudy if
there is something really cool to view in the sky? An example of this has to be the recent
eclipse, here in Michigan we had to wait until almost sunset to see the
event. So patiently I waited feeling confident
under the clear blue skies above. I
guess that was my first mistake, never get too confident because life is guaranteed
to pull the carpet from under your feet. Sure enough, by the end of the day blankets
of grey cloud came rolling in from off of the lake! Talk about someone having a
laugh at my expense, I always used to joke that inanimate objects are self-aware.
You can
see where I’m going with this one?
Someone pays a compliment to you by saying...
“What a beautiful clock.”
“Thank-you, it keeps perfect time too.”
Only for
it to die a death later in the day! Darn it, stupid contraption must have died out
of spite. Well this is a similar
situation, blue skies all day up until you want to see the eclipse then Wham! It’s a non-event. So you end up having to see it on the
internet from a guy that lives 3 miles down the road … Grrrr
I should be used to it really; even my dad has
bottles of whiskey throwing themselves off the shelves as he walks passed!
Almost as if its life isn’t worth it any more. Sat there all day, knowing that all you've got coming to you is having your
head screwed off, and your life slowly poured away. So out of despair, it
throws its self onto the mercy of the Super Market Gods, crash!
Hey look, the suns come out again. Typical!
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
ITS NOT A FOUR-WAY STOP!
Because I grew up in England, traffic islands were a
familiar sight on most roads. Whereas here in the good old United States of
America, they are still a rarity in the smaller towns that you may care drive
through. Although, I will add that slowly they are out breeding the four-way
stop, which in the next ten years will have to be placed on the endangered list
for negotiated traffic obstacles!
So this slight
rant is for all of you that still do not know how to negotiate the road traffic
island, or roundabout as it’s called in the UK.
First off, if no vehicles are going around the island. DO NOT STOP! Yes, this is correct…this is not
a four-way stop, and is designed to keep the flow of traffic moving as
quickly as possible. Second, remember to give way to those coming from your
left. This means from the junction from your left and not the opposite side of
the island! Third, not sure if people in America know this or not. Or maybe it’s just
here in Michigan, but cars come equipped with signals or
indicators. As you go around the
traffic island, the correct procedure is to signal as you approach your turning,
this lets other road users know of your intentions!
How you got to the moon and back beats me,
maybe it’s because there are no traffic signs or other extraneous obstacles to negotiate. I’m so fed up with drivers, especially here
in Michigan. You know the type; they pull out in front of you then stare
daggers, sounding their horn thinking it was their turn to go!! Not a four-way
stop people.
Older
drivers are the worst. To be fair, they probably have no idea what this
monstrosity is that they are approaching, so they decide to stop for no reason
other than to take a photograph. Perhaps they want to study it later at home
for further inspection? Pondering where it came from and what had happened to the
four-way stop they so lovingly now miss. I can just imagine them barking under
their breath, as they finally pluck up the courage to drive around it. Only to
find themselves blaming everyone as they drive down the road, from Democrats to
the communists for the carbuncle that has now appeared on their once favorite
drive home.
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