The last part of our 2021 fall trip to the northeastern United States was spent in Pennsylvania. I have always found Pennsylvania to be a pretty, if skunk-infested, state with lots of ridges and valleys and forests. This trip was the first time that I … Continue readingWaterfalls Aplenty
I decided to follow up last week’s post about Chatfield State Park with another so I could share some other images of the lake and its surroundings. If you have been following my blog for a while, you have probably noticed that I like silhouettes … Continue readingChatfield State Park, Extended
This is the final installment in a three-post series about two afternoons spent wandering the streets of Barrio Viejo. Until yesterday, I had planned a different series of images to wrap this up, but in the end I settled on this series of four that … Continue readingBarrio Viejo Cactus and Color
When I concluded my Santorini blog series, I wrapped things up with a tabulation of how much I used each of the lenses I brought on the trip. I have two main reasons to be interested in this data. First, I want to know whether … Continue readingAndalucía Lens Usage
On our last photography day, we drove west through some beautiful country outside Ronda. Much of it was very photogenic and well worth attention in the morning light, but it wasn’t readily apparent that there was somewhere safe alongside the road, so we pressed on. … Continue readingCorks and Other Corkers
As a photographer, much of the fun of visiting Santorini is wandering the narrow alleys and stumbling upon wonderful little architectural features like this door. I suppose that it would look nice freshly painted, but it has so much character as it is. While the … Continue readingThe Textures of Santorini
I loved these badly weathered window shutters and the crumbling concrete around them, but short of trespassing or serious vandalism there was … Continue readingCable Cutter
Countless domed and arched roofs grace Santorini. … Continue readingThe Shapes of Santorini
This past April I took my first ever trip to Greece, a week-long photography tour … Continue readingThe Caldera of Santorini