Monthly Archives: July 2017

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For my next photography based post I plan for it to be something of a technology article. For today, I am just sharing a few old pix, dividing them into home images, and away. I know I write a lot … Continue reading →

All my life, I’ve loved natural places. Open space. I’ve hated development. Asphalt and steel. Everything crowded and jammed. Still, I am a logical person who understands what a society full of people needs to survive. Jobs! Income! As the … Continue reading →

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I have in the past been accused of writing some inflammatory stuff on this blog and other locations on the internet. I believe that I have written some things well, and others poorly, but I’ve written nothing that I wouldn’t … Continue reading →

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I have found that as I get older, memories of my life, my country, and the world, are getting pushed backwards at a faster rate than time is actually moving forward. Over the past 5 or 6 years, quite often … Continue reading →

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The Color of Light I love things that challenge our perceived reality, and do so in a natural, honest way. I’m sure that many viewers would see the image below and hate the “fake” colors. Of course, the colors in … Continue reading →

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While there is a general overriding theme to today’s post (making myself clear), I make enough side trips so that crystal clarity might need to be reached on another day. I know that oft times when I write (or talk) … Continue reading →

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Subtitle: Skeletons in The Closet Leafless: 1. without leaves 2 plants minus their leaves. There is nothing like the barebones, graphic shapes of trees without their leaves. As much as I love colorful autumn trees and bushes, photographing trees when … Continue reading →

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Bald Eagles God Bless, Wayne

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All reality is given birth in the imagination. I got my first digital SLR in 2002, became a regular digital shooter in 2004, and exposed my last roll of film in early 2006. Sometime in 2010 I threw away my … Continue reading →

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Good photographers can find beauty in the ordinary. Below is a famous quote from Henry David Thoreau. It fits the art and craft of photography like a glove. “It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see.” … Continue reading →