I’ll be trekking through Colorado and New Mexico for the next few days. As usual, I’ll post photos when possible. It will be a driving trip this time which feels good. I’m ready for a break from airports, baggage weight restrictions, and cramped seating. Gas around here has even dropped below $3 so it’s all […]
Archive for the 'travel' Category
Eureka Springs, Arkansas
25Sep08Since getting back from Texas earlier this week, I’ve been trying to get caught up from my backlog of post-processing. I usually try to be no more than one trip behind (finish processing one trip before leaving on another) but with the move this summer, I’ve fallen uncomfortably behind. Thus I have just finished going […]
Architecture
18Sep08I spent yesterday morning exploring the Trois Estate near Fredericksburg, TX. I’m not even sure what to call the place. Part private home, part B&B, part restaurant, part museum — it’s truly amazing. The architecture utilizes everything from weathered doors salvaged from around the world to wine bottles to create a surreal Spanish-esque village. I […]
Texas
16Sep08I’m back from Michigan and, after just over 24 hours at home, I’m now in Fredericksburg, Texas for the rest of the week.
The bottles above were set in mortar above the door to a log bed & breakfast guest cabin making an informal stained glass transom. These Texans are an inventive bunch. More to […]
Northern Michigan
09Sep08I’m in the Traverse City area of Northern Michigan this week. Here are a few shots from yesterday…
Sunrise on Grand Traverse Bay, Traverse City, Michigan.
A flower from the stunning gardens at the Cherry Republic, Glen Arbor, Michigan.
Pierce Stocking Scenic Drive, Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Michigan.
Back to business
27Aug08With the move more or less behind us it’s time to get back to business. Today that meant catching up on some stock submissions that had been accumulating in my outbox. This shot of Vermillion Lakes near Banff, Canada, among many others will soon be available for licensing through Robert Harding World Imagery. I’m still […]
Elk in the mist
02Aug08I just have a quick minute with an internet connection and wanted to post a shot from yesterday morning’s outing to view an elk herd that has been reintroduced in Southeastern Kentucky. More later…
Two from the road
30Jul08Here are a couple of grab shots I found after finishing up with my morning shoots in Louisville, Kentucky. The Waffle House was somewhere inbetween Louisville and Lexington, across the street from where I was stocking up on peanut butter M&Ms. I tried to give it a little bit of a faded Ektachrome look in […]
10 hours to Louisville
29Jul08After a long day of driving — made shorter by listening to a marathon of Car Talk podcasts — I have arrived in Louisville, Kentucky. Lots of interesting stuff to shoot this week. I’ll do my best to find time to post…
Nicodemus, Kansas
28Jul08Saturday once again found me photographing the Nicodemus, Kansas Homecoming, an annual event usually set on the hottest day of the year, it seems. It wasn’t SO hot this year — maybe upper 90s — and we were rewarded for braving the sun in the mid-afternoon by a downpour that left us cold and shivering. […]
