I always wanted to try pinhole photography, so when Thingyfy offered their new Pinhole Pro X 40-60 mm zoom pinhole “lens”, I bought one. It arrived the day before I left for Atlanta and I carried on a trip to… Continue Reading
Preliminaries For me, it started on October 13, 2018. The occasion was a telephone call from my brother, David. David wanted to know if I would like to go with him to climb Guadalupe peak, the highest point in Texas.… Continue Reading
The Rainbow During our Big Birding Expedition in December, we stayed at the Inn at Fulton Harbor. The Inn is directly across from Fulton Harbor, which is where you get on The Skimmer for tours of Aransas National Wildlife Refuge… Continue Reading
Paintbrush Alley is a project sponsored by Downtown San Angelo, Inc. and Art in UnCommon Places. It’s an alley that has been worked on by over fifty artists to turn the alley into, well, a work of art. The alley’s… Continue Reading
My second single lens reflex (SLR) camera was an Olympus OM-1. My first was a Nikkormat, which was stolen from my dormitory room not too long after I got it. After some agonizing over the replacement, I decided on the… Continue Reading
After my NaNoWriMo month of November, I took a little break from posting in December. I wasn’t idle. I worked on New Ring Rising, the second book in my Once Upon a Time in Central Oith series. Kathryn and I… Continue Reading
Once again traveling for a scientific meeting, I had an opportunity to rove San Diego with my trusty DSLR in hand. What did I find? Well lots and lots of stuff. But first, here are five frames of pipes. Big… Continue Reading
Sorry, not the one in Munich. This one was held in San Angelo, Texas on September 28, 2019. It was sponsored by SoCo Taphouse and Brew Co., a local taphouse and brewpub. The name, SoCo, comes from the South Concho… Continue Reading
In July, my brother, David, his wife, Cheryl, Kathryn, and I visited the quaint far-west Texas town of Alpine. Last week, I posted five frames from Alpine. Here are five more. Donde Esta? This bronze sculpture of a riderless horse… Continue Reading
In July, my brother, David, his wife, Cheryl, Kathryn, and I visited the quaint far-west Texas town of Alpine. It was fun and many photos resulted. Here are Five Frames from Alpine. The Desk on Hancock Hill Behind Sul Ross… Continue Reading