Curve ball…admit it, you thought I was going to stick with the snow theme… 🙂 Another photo from the archive that has me already dreaming of spring wildflowers with all the rain/snow that we’ve been having in California. Though, when Read More …
What is your connection with the land? Some have a spiritual connection. Some have a historical connection. Some have a physical connection. Every tree that you see in this formation was planted by my father sometime in the past 20 Read More …
20 Degrees outside in Central Wisconsin, sitting around with Grandma and Grandpa and stories of back in our day inevitably start. Stories about how much snow they had back when they were younger, snow so deep that the horses had a hard Read More …
Birch trees standing at the edge of a forest and snow covered field in Central Wisconsin. While developing this photo, I notice a few dust spots in the field of snow. I’ve developed a quick way to identify dust spots Read More …
It’s hard to believe that Thanksgiving has come and gone. Common phrase that has taken on new meaning for me this year. With only 35 more days to create photos in 2010, the past few months have just flown by. Read More …
Debi: You know what you need? Marty: What? Debi: Shakabuku. Marty: You wanna tell me what that means? Debi: It’s a swift, spiritual kick to the head that alters your reality forever. Marty: Oh, that’d be good. I think. – Read More …
Part of my New Year Resolutions (again) is to try and get caught up on my backlog of photos. This was taken last fall while hiking in the Humboldt Redwoods State Park. I noticed all these fields of clover growing Read More …