Subtle Color
Sometimes the best light occurs after sunset, or well before sunrise. The colors are often very subtle–a delicate beauty–as the
14er Report #16: Mt. Princeton (Winter, East Slopes)
“What we get from this adventure is just sheer joy.” —George Mallory Yes, joy. I certainly understand that. I
Above the Fog (Again)
There is nothing like a perch above the fog. In fact, today I was sandwiched between two cloud layers, which
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