Mass. And a shot of a grinning nun rubbing her hands after her first attempt at bowling. Those are two of Frank Methe's award-winning photographs taken during his career as photographer for the Clarion Herald, the weekly paper of the New Orleans archdiocese. Methe has captured snippets of thousands of lives. I'm looking at people. See samples of his work and read how Frank's legacy was handed down to a third generation of Methes when he retired.
Creativity is more than having an ability to paint.
There's creative problem-solving, which many of us use at work and in family issues. This type of creativity can be applied to community, teaching, our own hobbies, even finding a hobby for another. His tips for boosting the flow of our creative juices include harvesting curiosity to broaden judgment and perspective. On the surface, he says, distinctions seem to divide, but in reality they are tools for uniting. With the wisdom of experience, Maloney applies philosophical issues to the practical.