The Blog
On photography and things like that
Where thoughts and pictures become words.
February 14
At the end of last year I was contacted by the Flint Hills Regional Council inquiring about using some of my work in their online and print materials.
February 11
It was a heavy overcast day so there would be no vast views with blue skies to be had. More intimate images were on my mind and that's what I would be concentrating on.
February 6
My morning walk this morning only made it to the end of the driveway!
Old vs. New
As much as we need to keep moving forward we must never forget our past for it is our greatest asset. Experiences build you into who you are and will become. Chose your experiences wisely and let them help bring a ray of sun into your life tomorrow or six years from now.
January 27
I wanted to visit the tall pines that I always see in the distance in the Big Shunga Park area. These pines have always garnered my attention and I have visited them during all times of the year.
January 21
Took a little road trip on Saturday up through my original neck of the woods, Pottawatomie County.
Wallpaper – January, 2014
This months offer is one of the most recent images from my outings onto the wintry landscape.
January 16
Windy but pleasant outside here today. The cool breeze always seems to feel good.
January 14
The last few days have been a great time to get out and do a little new year walking. The weather has slowly warmed making most of the snow go bye bye.
January 11
Spending time making prints today getting ready for The Kansas Sampler Festival on May 3rd and 4th in Wamego, KS. What a great time this is going to be. Even though it is approximately 17 weeks away I need to get around 200 prints completed.
2013 A Year In Pictures
As seems customary for many photographers a summary of previous years photographs are compiled for a "Best Of" type of presentation.
Life is a series of natural and spontaneous changes. Don’t resist them – that only creates sorrow. Let reality be reality. Let things flow naturally forward in whatever way they like.
~Lao Tzu