Aaron's Lens Section

• Aaron’s Lens – The Yellow Springs

  By Aaron ZaremskyJune 8, 2015

  

  The namesake of our town has always been a beautiful landmark and popular pull for out-of-towners. Here are a few images that I hope will represent its full beauty.

• Aaron’s Lens – Parks

  By Aaron ZaremskyMay 4, 2015

  

  Here are some images of the parks and places of leisure around town. It is likely that I will add another set in the future.

• Aaron’s Lens – A Sunset

  By Aaron ZaremskyApril 27, 2015

  

  A sunset through an evergreen filter.

• Aaron’s Lens – The Earth

  By Aaron ZaremskyApril 20, 2015

  

  In honor of Earth Week, I have captured some images of the vibrant forest and earthen terrain of the Glen. I hope these images evoke a sense of power and give an impression of the reverence I have for the natural spaces in our area.

• Aaron’s Lens – After a storm

  By Aaron ZaremskyApril 13, 2015

  

  After a brief downpour last week, stormy pools reflected a wonderful world.

• Aaron’s Lens – Easter’s Eggs

  By Aaron ZaremskyApril 6, 2015

  

  I went on my own Easter Egg hunt this Sunday, looking for whatever I could find downtown. Here are the results of my search.

• Aaron’s Lens – Books

  By Aaron ZaremskyMarch 30, 2015

  

  Perhaps an odd choice for a photo series; nonetheless, the visual image of a set of books ignites the imagination like few other things.

• Aaron’s Lens – Season’s Buddings

  By Aaron ZaremskyMarch 23, 2015

  

  Snowdrops and crocuses are today’s choice of image. Spring is a season of new beginnings, and the budding flowers that have begun to pop up can be seen as the official end of Winter and the start of a new cycle.

• Aaron’s Lens – A Spring Mural

  By Aaron ZaremskyMarch 16, 2015

  

  Winter is fading, and the freedom of Spring temperatures gives rise to numerous outdoor activities, such as crafting sidewalk chalk murals.

• Aaron’s Lens – A Silent Protest

  By Aaron ZaremskyMarch 9, 2015

  

  In the same vein as the last post, here are images from a silent protest some village meditators held to mourn the death of John Crawford. Their intent was to hold the space for love, healing, and justice.