Monthly Archives: November 2021

Let us begin today with a couple of superb images from two fine photographers. First we have one of photography’s best know photographers, Jim Zuckerman. I still have a great old book from Jim where he published his powerful images … Continue reading →

It is time to get back to some photography. I often find it necessary to comment on some of today’s more pressing subjects, and I have done that frequently as of late. I will always return to photography. Sort of … Continue reading →

I am sure that all of our hearts and prayers go out to those injured, and also to the friends and families of those who were murdered by someone in an SUV in Waukesha, Wisconsin two days ago.  The hatred … Continue reading →

I’ve only had one real opportunity for pictures of wild Mountain Goats.  That was unfortunately in late summer. The goats were shedding last years coat, as they prepared for the winter to come. That opportunity arose high in the Rocky … Continue reading →

If you’ve visited these pages a few times over the years, then you know that this blog is not just about photography. I will write on anything that comes to mind. That includes pop culture, sports, music, TV or movies, … Continue reading →

After all of these years one would think I might tire of sharing photographs and babbling on about what comes to mind when I see them, and/or what I remember about making them. Apparently not. In today’s world I suppose, … Continue reading →

I always enjoyed dancing, at least after a few beers. I was an amateur when I compare myself with the Sharp-tailed Grouse. As near as I can tell, they dance without consuming alcohol. Early spring is the normal time, and … Continue reading →

I’d like to take a moment to state what I believe when it comes to making money in a “free” society. I believe in democracy, free enterprise, and paying fair taxes. A flat tax is the fairest system, but I … Continue reading →

Today is mostly about me gabbing about some old pictures of mine. Sharing my thoughts about them as to whether they “say anything” about either the subjects or the photography. From there I deal with questions that may or may … Continue reading →