Potatoes & Light
They’re brown, maybe yellow, and typically have dirt on them, even after washing, bumpier than a teenage face. But in the right light, they transform.
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If You're Not In The Water . . .
Sometimes, you've got to pull on your hip waders to get to the image that pulls at you. I learned in 2023 on an imaging trip to the Oregon Coast,...
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Sometimes, It’s Better To Be Lucky
Trying to pick the right date to visit Yosemite for a specific event—like the light of Horsetail Fall—is almost impossible. Better to be lucky. And cheerful if your luck runs...
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Never Again
It seemed fitting to bring a piece of the past to record this tree’s permanent contribution to the redwood conservation movement.
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The Warm Glow of Sanctuary
On our recent visit to the UK, Mary and I were struck by the warmth and welcome tones of St Paul's, from the checkerboard floor, to the Whispering Gallery, to...
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More London
On this autumn day, the fluffy clouds were moving with the westerly wind, casting shadows with the sun on the dark muddy Thames. This image contrasts gleaming glass in the sun, and the...
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Trains & Trees
There are two ways to get to the Cathedral Redwood Grove near the crest of Bear Mountain in the Felton redwoods of Henry Cowell Redwood State Park
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