Another year gone by and time for the obligatory "Top Ten" post. Since 2015 was the first full year I spent on the road, it's a pretty amazing variety. From Arizona to Washington and many places in between. It was tougher to narrow it down to ten this year, probably...
-UPDATE- Good news today! (12/17/2015) The LWCF has been authorized for three more years. This is a good start. Hopefully, permanent authorization and funding will follow. I normally avoid political topics on this blog because we all have our own beliefs and...
The one year anniversary of my vagabond life was September 17th. I spent it photographing wildlife in the rain in Grand Teton National Park. It's hard to believe it's already been a year since that bittersweet day I left most of my possessions behind and began an...
After spending the last month back in my home town with family and friends, and doing a lot of work on my motor home, I'm beginning to realize I've taken some things for granted. When I set out on this journey, almost a year ago, I was very diligent about making sure...
It occurs to me that each time I go out, in search of the perfect photograph, I receive something precious, although it's not always the perfect photograph. While my intentions and ideas can be pretty specific, the things I am presented with are much more general....
With such a short time left before becoming a perpetual wanderer, my mind is already drifting off into the great beyond. I'm very anxious to get started on my journey, but there are still some things that need arranging before I can take flight. More on that later. Of...
Okay, maybe just after. Because of the recent spate of oppressively hot weather, and numerous projects in the works to transform a motor home into a home, I haven't been getting out with my camera as much as I would like. So, in my relentless quest to improve my...
I posted a few months ago about how photography has taught me to see in ways I never did before. Lately I've been pondering all the other things I've learned as a result of photography. I'm not talking about f-stops, exposure, ISO and such, although I have learned and...
I cannot count how many times this has happened to me. Sometimes, it's my fault. I'll shoot something only to find out that the camera settings were all wrong, and the opportunity has passed. Or sometimes, it's because my thinking is messed up. Like the time I drove...