Showing posts with label beltline. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beltline. Show all posts

Monday, September 18, 2017

Have You Heard?

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Dear readers: Last month an anonymous click became the millionth page view in my blogging history. I am grateful to all who made that joyful journey possible. Some of you who follow this blog, or its sibling, Atlanta Bicycle Chic, may know that my first effort, The Chattanoogan, began nine years ago. Recent efforts to revive it were well under way when I accepted an offer of employment at The Tullahoma News. Because those responsibilities deserve my full attention, the energies formerly spent on style hunting will soon be turned to community photojournalism. That said, I today began blogging about my adopted home as The Tullahoman. Please join me in the exploration of this lovely city, which lies midway between Chattanooga and Nashville.
Cameron

Wednesday, March 15, 2017

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Her grandmother's buttons add their personal history to this vintage ensemble.

Saturday, March 11, 2017

Saturday, February 4, 2017

Street Scene: Inman Park

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Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth.
Muhammad Ali

Monday, January 2, 2017

Best Of 2016: Act IX

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Please follow this link to her first appearance on ASF.

Friday, December 30, 2016

Art On The BeltLine

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Located just north of the Ralph McGill Boulevard overpass,
The Little Forest offers a thoughtful resting place to Eastside Trail explorers. Isadora Pennington and I found it a lovely setting for portraiture. The installation by Dorothy O'Connor and Craig Appel
pays tribute to teachers, and to the memory of Stephanie Gwinn.

Tuesday, December 27, 2016

#atlantastreetfashion #beltline #eastsidetrail

A photo posted by Cameron Adams (@atlantastreetfashion) on

Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Sunday On The BeltLine

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Jessie Fream (at right) never met a stranger. As keeper of the Facebook group, Humans Of The Atlanta BeltLine, she gives her new friends a forum to share their stories. I was present at this encounter outside the recently rebranded Atlanta Bicycle Barn. The puppy is called Nahs, which is an acronym of North Atlanta High School. A few minutes later we would meet a teacher from that school, proving once again how interconnected our small world is. News of Ms. Fream, the bike shop, and Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. makes thoughtful reading in this Creative Loafing story by David Schick.

Tuesday, April 12, 2016

Artful Mixing On The Eastside Trail

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Please follow this link to her first appearance on ASF.
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