
Or, Follow the Yellow Brick Road
This is one of my favorite images from my tenure in New Mexico. When I’m feeling particularly squeezed by life’s seemingly impossible demands, I find myself seeking this image out in my archives. For me, it represents complete freedom.

Or, How a Cheap Camera and a Thousand Dollars Worth of Software Can Work For You
My parents are retired, but not retiring. As a matter of fact, they’ve begun to range far and wide. Over this past summer, they set off on what I’ve begun to refer to as their Grand Adventure. They recently purchased [...]

Or, The Dead Help us Know We’re Alive
On a recent trip to Boone, North Caroline, we stumbled upon two very old cemeteries. There is something about finding an old gravestone from someone who has already been in the ground for 131 years, that just puts you right in your place. We get to thinking that [...]

Or, Seeing Wildlife Other than Street Hustlers and Junkies is a Good Thing
I know I mentioned it before, that we live in the heart of urban Midtown, Atlanta. I can honestly say I am glad to have had this experience.
When I was younger, oh so much younger, I used to daydream about all the different [...]

Or, How a trip to the ‘burbs proves there’s no place like home….?
Saturday was the Second Annual Worldwide Photo Walk. Somehow I fell off the planet and only just found out about it on Thursday, two days before the event. I have NEVER been accused of paying close attention to…um…details. Anyway, the general Atlanta metro [...]

Mementos from a lovely afternoon in Bangkok

Adventures in Commercial Photography
That is me up in the ‘cherry picker’ basket of a state of the art, quarter million dollar service truck! Oh. My. Gawd. I thought I had died and gotten a lift right up to heaven!!! I swear to Good Golly Miss Molly, I had SO MUCH [...]