Imagine my surprise when I cracked open this bulb of garlic! 😉 Always fun to get something extra! See the weekly photo challenge here.
This past weekend was three days and 696 miles on my vintage BMW R100 RT (touring motorcycle). It gave me some perspective on room. When you’re on a bike you’re not traveling in a “cage” (motorcyclist slang for a car). … Continue reading
Cliffs along the entrance to the San Francisco Bay. Braking waves. A dramatic image, but click on the photo and look for the gentleman in the lime green jacket in the bottom right hand corner… it’s all about scale. Check … Continue reading
Miss Fortune: Sometimes it’s all about picking the correct title for your photograph. Check out the Weekly Photo Challenge page
I asked Art if I could post a picture of his work but he declined. That left me feeling a little blue. Waves of rejection washed over me for a nano second before a memory of a lovely sunset on … Continue reading
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It’s Friday, the week is on the move, the month and the year are passing by quickly. It’s time to reset the atomic clock. The older you are the faster time flies. As my high-school Latin teacher liked to quip: … Continue reading
Spring is… Baseball! From the time I was 5 until I was 14: spring was baseball. The formative years, ya’ know? Baseball gloves rubbed in Neatsfoot Oil, baseball unis that smelled like mothballs, cleats that didn’t fit anymore, athletic tape, … Continue reading
How do we communicate in a visual way? I was reading a book on photography recently and the author made the point that we of the modern era communicate less with graphic images then we did in ancient times. We … Continue reading
I was taking event photos for a friend’s art exhibit at the Peninsula Humane Society in Burlingame, California. It was fun to visit and see all the puppies, kitties and bunnies and the walls adorned with paintings by aspiring art … Continue reading
Colma is a small town in the San Francisco Bay Area of Northern California. Last time I checked, the population was just under 1,500 people… if you don’t count the more than one million souls interred there in the twenty … Continue reading
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