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 …
After a recent rainstorm I noticed how the redwood trees in our backyard were glistening with the raindrops. As the sun rose and a gentle breeze blew you could see the drops falling from the branches. The best way to Read More …
If you’re ever in the Bay Area (Oakland / Berkeley area specifically) one of my recommended places to visit is the Tilden Botanical Gardens. Just allocate yourself at least 2 hours and bring good walking shoes. The gardens are built Read More …
Last night we had a rare August thunderstorm roll across the Bay Area. It was largely dry (patio just barely got wet during the raining portion) but produced some wonderful lightening. Upon the first flash we saw, my wife and Read More …
2014 marks the 8th year of reviewing and posting my favorite photos from the past year, you can find previous entries under the Favorite Photos tag. This has become part of my year end ritual thanks to Jim Goldstein’s annual Read More …