History of the Siren
Sirens have been depicted in Greek mythology as half-woman/half-birds who lure men to their death and by the movies as bad news babes wrapped up in a slinky dress.
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Ginger Snaps
History has been rough on redheads. We no longer burn them as witches or accuse them of being vampires, but some mythical baggage remains. Fiery temper? Sickly? Just plain ...
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Know Your Buds
Ask Google how to choose the best CBD oils and you immediately get 22,500 results. If you doubt that it is now a mainstream query, consider this: one of the reviews is from ...
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Spilling Some Tea
Food fads come and go but tea is a constant. Next to water, it is the most consumed beverage in the world. By 2021, it is projected to be a $44.3 billion market in the US ...
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Families Don’t Come from Central Casting
The All American Family has been recast according to Pew Research Center. Of course you would know this after a few hours of TV watching – if you don’t ignore commercials to ...
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Hey Photographers - Want to Sell More Images? Read Our Tips For Keywording.
Buyers may be looking for a specific image or for inspiration. In both cases, they are probably in a hurry. The more thought and attention you put into your keywords the more ...
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What’s Blue and Green and Seen All Over?
Joanna Gaines has become a major tastemaker thanks to Fixer Upper, a show that hit big on HGTV from 2013 to 2017. The show often featured the construction/design company she ...
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Getting Piggy With It
In February, we begin the Year of the Pig. (The Earth Pig, to be precise. There are Fire, Metal, Wood and Water Pigs too, but those details are for some other blog.) Image ...
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Chiaroscuro Is Enjoying a Renaissance
The technique – let’s call it “Rembrandt lighting” so you don’t have to struggle with the pronunciation as you read to yourself – dates back to Renaissance paintings. In these ...
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