iPhone Cleanout #12 (Very Random: Flowers, the US-Mexico Border Wall, City & Street)
“Where have all the flowers gone? Long time passing Where have all the flowers gone? Long time ago Where […]
Arizona
The Arizona Trek,1980: An Early “Arizona Trail” Option?
Sometime in the previous century (in the spring/summer of 1980), two friends and I decided it would be a fine thing to walk the length of Arizona, from south to north, staying in wilderness and remote areas as much as possible. This is their story…
Tucson’s Newest Murals–Impressive!
These two showed up since my last visit to the Old Pueblo. And there are apparently six or eight more I need to locate…
Mall Patterns (and in color, no less!)
Cleaning out some cell phone images… Here is an example of what a photographer does when boredom sets in at
Navajo Poems
Having grown up in Arizona, attended university in Flagstaff, and explored the deserts and canyons on and around the Navajo
“The Fence” (Navajo Land)
You never know when a quick photo op stop might turn into a much deeper visual investigation. And so it
Fingernail Moon at Windy Point (A Metaphor)
To photograph a fingernail moon at dawn up on Mount Lemmon, you need to hoist your fanny perpendicular early–while
Another Tucson Storm
Mount Lemmon, via long range telephoto lens, after frontal passage:
Nikkor 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR (Sample Images, Part 1)
OK, a few days back I promised some sample images from the relatively new (2015) Nikkor 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR
2017 Women’s March On Washington (and Tucson, and the World!)
Yesterday’s “Women’s March on Washington” turned out to be a march on the world. Yes, there were several hundred thousand