Five Irreverent and Irrelevant Questions
Assuming one is trying to make art, they are: –What lens did you use? –What camera did you use? –What
Arizona Summits: Cat Mountain (3,852′)
Yet another short-but-fun outing…maybe three miles round trip and 1200′ vertical in total from the parking lot at the end of Sarasota
Abstract Thursday (and some words about killing animals)
Cartier necklace? Or boa skeleton? Eye of rhino… Interesting place, this “International Wildlife Museum” in Tucson. Their mission statement: “The International
Arizona Summits: Golden Gate Mountain (4,288′)
Have 2-3 hours to spare whilst in the Old Pueblo? Here is a fun one… Drive west on Speedway, into
On the Censorship of Art, Part II
Today, I’ll show you two sets of images. The first set is illustrative of places you absolutely should NOT take your
On the Censorship of Art, Part I
Those artists who have been around more blocks than I will surely recognize this story. I am sure it is
Nuclear Sunrise
The temperature gauge at zero-dark-thirty this morning said six degrees down in Boulder, but 18 degrees up on Sugarloaf. The
Flatirons, Incoming Storm
Yet another wave of unsettled weather on the way. The weather report talks of blowing snow and whiteout conditions later
Mt. Meeker Sunset
Compositionally , I could sure use a partial and pale pink moon right there in the middle of that left
Colorado Summits: Estes Cone, 11,006′ (Winter)
What a great day to herald in the new year–a snowshoe climb of Estes Cone, a not-so-entirely-insignificant bump just northeast