David Higbee retires to his room after a college fellowship meeting at the Saint Irenaeus Center where he resides. He has held together a Catholic community in Rochester for over 20 years despite health problems, and continues to teach biblical philosophy.
During the filming of Bruce Anthony Gibson's film "Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Apalachee", actors Rick Staropoli and Jeannie Clinton roll down a dusty hill in Ellyson Park, Rochester.
Churchgoers in rapt attention at Church of the Ascension in Pittsburgh.
Filming of "Two Degrees" in Rochester, NY.
Ireland
Private, No Landing - From the coast of North County Dublin, there is a privately owned island, kept relatively untouched by the contemporary world. The electricity is created from a wind turbine, water is heated by a stove, and what waste cannot be composted or recycled is burned. Without permission, it is illegal to step foot on this island; also, the owner's of the island discourage public interest, so I will refrain from using the island's proper name.
Stray Cat Feeding - On the lucky occasion, this stray gets a full meal from sympathetic Trim inhabitants.
Young girl sleeps on an early-morning train ride from Dublin to Kilkenny, Ireland. With headphones on, it appears she is trying to tune out the noisy kids in front of her.
On the coast of the Irish sea, Maxine Haran, worker on an organic farm, views the natural beauty of the Irish sea with a distinct seal on the horizon.
Man sits anonymously on a barge crossing from Calais, France to Dover, England.
While Irish students celebrate the results of their accepted college prospects (or conversely bemoan the lack thereof), a working man waits, separated from the late-night activity.
While walking in the northern French countryside, Antoine Crombez pauses a moment before realizing it was only the wind that he heard, not a farmer about to yell at him for trespassing on his cornfield.
At the park by Notre Dame in Paris, a homesless man rests amongst the city pigeons.
Born and raised on an isolated island, Kim lives unfettered by societal constriants; she has never been tied to a leash and has never seen a car. She stands at the dock overlooking the Irish Sea, a recurring place of interest.
Ruth reunites with her husband and stepchildren for a family vacation off of the coast of Ireland. While in transit to the island, Ruth fondly explained that they call her their "wicked stepmother" as a term of endearment; using their thumbs and pointer-fingers to sign a W, furthering their notion of how cool she is.
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