Forgive me for my dam obsession.

Being at the right place at the right time is a a key to making an interesting picture. Though, as Ansel Adams said, “Fortune favors the prepared mind.” I guess I was ready for this shot . . . .

It is amazing thing to attempt to swim with these playful sea-lion pups.

This morning I’m alone with my thoughts but I’m in a pretty crowded room.

By June (or maybe earlier?) maybe we’ll have a bridge to Somewhere?

BZ stands out in almost every way.

A photo isn’t always about some lost moment . . .

I have to wonder if the person who mowed this lawn used GPS to get the lines so perfectly straight and perpendicular?

This was the only good shot I got of this group. It all fell apart shortly afterwards.

Considering yet another sunrise as a symbol of something much more than that.

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.

Who would have thought that we might end up swimming with dolphins?

It was a good morning to be on the Big Island. . .

Today I present a very brief geology lesson.

Someone’s listening.

This one is for the birds.

The walking path along the Virgin River in Zion National Park.

Musings about boat ownership. . .

Who are these rag-tag looking children?

Getting an interesting photo is often about being at the right place at the right time. Sometimes, as with this photo, it’s about getting to the right place at the right time.

Another Iron Creek photo . . .