Reflections on Reflections
Nothing like a quiet, solo walk at Walden Ponds Wildlife Habitat to bring on the reflections.
Emotional and cerebral (ephemeral?) reflections on life and on what the future might hold…
The Nikon D850: My Last DSLR?
I have been thinking, after this most recent purchase*, that I will likely never buy another big, heavy, expensive, DSLR camera again. (Of course, never say “never”, right?)
So, why might this be the last?
Rain, a Road, and a Cross = A Stormy Crossroads?
Life is fun and funny…
Until it isn’t…
Mammatus Clouds Over La Costa Brava
Yes, they are called “mammatus clouds” and, yes, that word comes from “mammary”, or “breast-related”…like giant udders in the sky that will eventually leak down upon you–although rain in this case…
More On Magnets For Hanging Your Prints: A Sectioned Wall Mural
With magnets, you can easily swap out photographs whenever you tire of your current “exhibit”…
Abandoned on the Costa Brava: Hotel Miramar
The Costa Brava town of l’Estartit is a popular destination for summer beach tourists as well as for snorkelers and scuba divers wanting to take the salty plunge and tour the underwater gardens surrounding the Illes Medes (Medes Islands), a seaside nature preserve…
Vía Ferrata, Centelles, Catalunya
Another very popular vía ferrata in Catalunya is the one criss-crossing the limestone layers above the town of Centelles, on the C-17 highway from Barcelona to Vic…
Peratallada, Baix Empordà, Catalunya
The comarca (county) of Baix Empordà, near Gerona, is chock full of quaint, romantic, highly photogenic villages that date back to medieval times…Pals, Palau-Sator, Ullastret, Begur, Peralada, to name just a few.
Peratallada (“carved stone”) is one prime example…
Seaside Scenes
Who knows what’s up and what’s down in this increasingly warm, divided, and authoritarian world in which we live…so why bother leveling the horizon?