As some of you know, I’ve been down most of this year with spine problems. I recently had the first of two spinal surgeries that should have me mobile and traveling again in the future. Living a sedentary lifestyle is not my cup of tea. To keep my eye on my future goals and not … More On This Day
I was feeling the vintage vibe processing some of these images from Arches and Canyonlands National Park. They remind me of the postcards I’d find at roadside shops out west.
While working on my web site recently and debating on freshening up what images were available to purchase there, I accidentally deleted about half the content, making the decision for myself without trying. My files are well organized on my computer, so its not a complete disaster, but it is a good bit of work … More Throwback…
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Continuing to process my backlog of photography and discovering many images that I’d completely forgotten about, including this selection from when my good friend and fellow photographer John Sperry surprised me for my birthday and visited me here in Maryland from his home in Colorado. It was chilly, but nothing for a guy used to … More Assateague National Seashore
I’m on an editing spree, trying to make some progress on my New Years Resolution to process my backlog of photography. This first batch contains photography taken at Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge here on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Here’s to a New Year full of beauty and adventure!
I have to assume that all the people who tell me they don’t like driving, have not driven the roads I’ve driven. 😉
Travels like the one planned for the Spring are never just about the destinations. The right route will make a full day of driving just as incredible as a day at a destination spot. There was one particular day last year that I felt was fairly well captured in photographs. The day started off in … More On A Traveling Day
I mentioned in an earlier post that on my next trip through South Dakota I was going to spend more time in Deadwood and The Black Hills. My thought had been to skip the places I always return to in favor of something new, but going through my images from my visit to the Badlands, … More A Badlands Sunset
Each area of Yellowstone National Park is so disparate from the other that I often feel like I’ve been teleporting between different lands. Traveling from the Mammoth area to Lamar Valley takes me through an ever changing landscape. By the time I’m in Lamar Valley, I feel like I’ve entered the Land Of The Lost, … More Lamar Valley