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bubbles

A recent trip to Kansas City was too involved for me to take one of my good cameras, but I had a few minutes here and there to shoot with my phone camera. This image was taken through a glass art piece at a relative’s house, just after sunrise. I wish I’d had time toContinue reading “bubbles”

November happenings & NaBloPoMo

November is going to be a busy month. To encourage myself to keep track of things here on the blog, I’m going to unofficially participate in NaBloPoMo and try to post every single day. It might just be a snapshot, but that’s better than nothing. The big news, as you might know if you follow meContinue reading “November happenings & NaBloPoMo”

art on location

A few weeks ago I shot some more paintings for my friend Deirdre, on location at her art show at the Lincoln Theatre. Tricky lighting, with daylight leaking in from one side, but I think we did all right. I’m going to be really happy to have my new Bellingham studio for this kind ofContinue reading “art on location”

Tumwater in October

On our last drive over Stevens Pass, the maples were mostly over and the aspens had dropped a lot of leaves, but the cottonwoods were bright yellow and there was still plenty of color. Tumwater Canyon was swarming with photographers, for obvious reasons.

a day in the city

I’ve fallen woefully behind with my photography – at least, there are plenty of pictures on my computer but I keep not getting around to posting them anywhere. Here are a few images I took in Seattle a few weeks ago – we went into town for my birthday and took the monorail from downtownContinue reading “a day in the city”

playing with fire

A campfire at dusk is a fun subject for playing around with exposure times.

September evening

We were driving through the Kittitas Valley right at sunset last weekend. As usual, I was having fun shooting the wind machines on the bare hills outside of Ellensburg, but then had my breath taken away by the view as we crested the hill above Bettas Road. Amazing.

drive-by shooting

When we road trip down to California, I tend to spend a lot of time shooting photos through the car windows – not the best way to shoot, but it’s surprising how well some of the images turn out. One of these years maybe we’ll allow enough time to actually get out of the carContinue reading “drive-by shooting”

roses and other signs of June

It’s the middle of June, which for once has actually been occasionally June-like around here (although admittedly it’s raining right now). Roses are rioting and all the other early summer flowers are doing their thing. It’s an excellent time to take the macro lens out for an airing. I love my macro lens.

what’s happening

What with one thing and another, I have a lot of photos on display out there. For the next couple of months, you can catch my work at Chuckanut Brewery in Bellingham, United General Hospital in Sedro-Woolley, and of course my photos are still up at Peshastin Creek Gallery (open by appointment). And in aContinue reading “what’s happening”