On the first day of the workshop in Connemara with David Ward we went up the Renvyle Peninsular and at one point stopped in at a beach that on first look didn’t have as much to offer as our previous stop, but on the way down from the main »
I thought I would get back out to the Leslie Science Center, or more particularly into the Black Pond Woods. Still thinking of last week’s tree photos, this seemed a great opportunity to hope for something better. Last week I had been looking for the trees against the »
I don’t think of myself or my camera as suited to action photography, I do everything manual focus after all. Every so often I’ll be somewhere like at the Baylands and someone will come up to me and ask me what I’m seeing, meaning, what birds can I see, »
Two days before I left Ann Arbor we had the biggest snowfall of the winter. The weekend before, after the previous snowfall came and went, I could see that the snowdrops were already well advanced. Arriving in Palo Alto last Friday, the magnolia in the backyard is already losing »
This year is the 30th Anniversary of the Leslie Science and Nature Center (LSNC) in Ann Arbor. I am one of a large (20+) group of artists who have been invited to participate in a project to create artworks that are based on and relate to the »
I have added a new gallery to my Americas website, Scene from the Train.
This follows a conversation I had last year with a friend where I was mentioning how much I enjoy long train rides, on Amtrak no less, and especially taking photographs »
For a while there it seemed the idea of the Huron River Project was having the desired effect and I was making regular outings to photograph the river. And this probably contributed to us going to England and »
This may just be the result of another long, cold winter, but I can see that I have not been out with my camera very much, and I have the sense that I am not because nothing is calling to me to be photographed. Something I read about regularly »
