Monthly Archives: July 2008

More wildlife, here a Hare in summer’s coat in late evening light. A window to a sunset,   Lot’s of photography work and study, with help and support by my little pal Bonnie,   Rain Rainbow with the end in … Continue reading →

I was tagged by Anita (Suz) and Sheila just last week, and I am responding also to Snoop’s challenge. I have to admit, I was tagged sometime ago by BH (remember him anyone?) and another person who’s name escapes me … Continue reading →

This July has been cool and cloudy by local standards. Relentless grey and dark evenings it seems. Described here by a photo the other day of Turnagain Arm in late afternoon. Last night the light was a little brighter than … Continue reading →

I’ve been busy getting ready for more photo shows, working with my gallery at midtown, trying to get out to take more photos and get a little excersize, watching the Tour De France on TV (how about that Cadel Evens?) … Continue reading →

This is the third in a series about my life, and is posted on my other site about mountaineering, Vertical Horizons. Here is the link: http://cid-94fef64466e03b82.spaces.live.com/

Making rounds again, and while driving to the park; A Sow Black Bear and her 3 cubs crossed the road in front of me,   Here are the first two cubs, Then Momma and the third cub, The cubs scampered … Continue reading →

It was cool and overcast so I went on one of my regular short road trips to see if any new blooms were out. Caught these Dwarf Fireweed up o the hill, right by the road.    Was driving along … Continue reading →

A late evening tour brings me to a creek, now filled with the king salmon moving up to their final destiny. New flowers abound, and in the evening light I catch a couple shots of the wild rose, color is … Continue reading →

After a busy week and many motor related photo ops, just had to check in. Making rounds, tonight up the hill, just to get an update.   From tonight, first a dreamy scene of Fire Island and two trees, one … Continue reading →

At the heart of the Arctic Thunder air show is the theme of showing the American public (and everyone else) some of the capablities of real combat ready aircraft flown by pilots trained to fly combat maneuvers. The F22 Raptor … Continue reading →