Arches Disguised as Bridges

Multnomah Falls



Depoe Bay


Portland

Just chillin'

Cats and Dog...Relaxing

Curves only a photographer could love

Stacked, 35 images

Instrument of Time

Triumph Speed Four on the Burr Trail

Summit Curves

Curves ahead

Kissy Kissy Beak!

Intimate ... "G" rated

Psychedelic Guitar

Part of an Instrument

Swingin' at The Venetian

Highland Fog

1 of my favs.

This is one of my favorite picts I've done. It was done in my kitchen using ambient lighting with my first digital camera.

Feb assignments

This month for assignments, just for Jim, I thought we would try the theme of "anything goes". So shoot away. And post away. I'll get thinking for some assignments for March. For now, enjoy the freedom of ...whatever.

Detail from Kislovodsk

This is hand-painted porcelain detail from Kislovodsk, Russia.

Detail of labor and skill

This, I am told, is "tatting." An annual Christmas present in different variants to Anna Rae from a very dear friend in Alamo, Ellen Spencer.

Details of Debris

Looking down from the highway bridge in Caliente during the flooding in December.. lots of interesting details.

"De" Tails

It has been a long week... notice all de tails in dis petroglyph panel.

Painted, Heavy, and Old Metal

Barn find in Panaca: 1926 Frankin


Old 93 on it's 100th Birthday


Remember when Coke came in glass bottles?

Detail

Rusty Metal

Working, 24/7

My computer is never turned off, and always runs at 100% in the background for the benefit of science. The image was handheld at 1/10th, should have used a short tripod.

Took some Work to build this, and it is made of Metal!

Traveled the old highway from Mesquite to Beaver Dam and beyond yesterday. This is one narrow bridge! Anna Rae recalls "I was terrified I would meet a truck on this bridge!"

Hi ho, hi ho, off to work we go

Darkness Falls

Twilight on Bear Lake


Moonrise over Pernacky


Viaduct Lights in Portland

Darkness Moving In.....

I love being in the right place at the right time, especially when  I have my camera on hand:

Chasing sunsets

The other night I was at the store and saw this beautiful sunset. I forgot all about my hungry family at home waiting for dinner. Unfortunately, I only had my cell phone so the quality is not the greatest.

Photograph vs. snapshot article

http://www.jmg-galleries.com/blog/2007/05/01/philosophy-of-photography-photograph-versus-a-snapshot/

Willamette River...in the Darkness

Lights in the Darkness (Kershaw Ryan)