BZ stands out in almost every way.
A photo isn’t always about some lost moment . . .
This was the only good shot I got of this group. It all fell apart shortly afterwards.
Glenny, Maggie and Ibby strike a relaxed and happy pose.
Maggie turns 5 in July
The grandchildren are getting pretty good at striking a pose for me.
Four travelers sticking a pose in the Waipio Valley on the Big Island of Hawaii.
A talented team of puzzlers hard at work.
Musings about boat ownership. . .
Who are these rag-tag looking children?
It’s good to have happy subjects . . .
Everyone looks pretty serious here . . .
It’s nice to have a willing subject to photograph.
What is the meaning of this picture? Or is it meaningless?
Designer sunglasses? BZ told me he got them for $1.
For me it’s best to be ignored when I am taking photos of our grand kids.
Three of my most favorite people.
Who are these three people?
They can play the part of victims but their lives are really remarkably comfortable.
Who says that yard work isn’t fun?
This shepherd was on the job early a few days ago in Cund, Romania.
Xenia points to the Lion’s Gate at Mycenae
Come with me to my recent past.
Three by the big tree.
Glenyce J is 10.
This is one of several for the annual “Big Oak Tree Photo Shoot” in the Black Hills.
Generally, photographing 20 people is a tough assignment. This was an easy group.
First Communion is one of many firsts in a young life.
Balboa Park in San Diego, California, is a perfect place to come out to play.
I could not have coached her to strike such a natural pose.
BZ stands out in almost every way.