Tag: Nikkor Z 24-120mm f/4 S

  • Southwark Cathedral

    Southwark Cathedral

    One afternoon in London we had plans to meet friends for a tour of the Tower. My son and I spent most of the morning exploring Southwark before crossing over London Bridge. After visiting the tourist-trap-esque Clink Museum (morbid curiosity and proximity won the day) we went to the wonderful—and nearly deserted—Southwark Cathedral. I love…

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  • Detritus

    Detritus

    Oceanside, Oregon. December 2022.

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  • London Silhouettes

    London Silhouettes

    In March we visited London for a few days as a stopover on our way to a family vacation in Rome. While I made a lot more images of Rome, I wanted to share the ones from London (and a few nearby places) before turning our attention to Rome. I always like to have a…

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  • Larkspur Butte Panorama

    Larkspur Butte Panorama

    Larkspur, Colorado. August 2025.

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  • Credit Cards Accepted

    Credit Cards Accepted

    Decatur, Alabama. May 2025.

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  • Serviceless Stations

    Serviceless Stations

    On one of our backroads drives in Alabama last August, we came upon an abandoned gas station. August in Alabama is hot and humid. So humid, in fact, that when I got out of the nicely air conditioned car my camera completely fogged up. (Want to avoid this problem? Keep your camera in the trunk…

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  • Unorthodox Locale

    Unorthodox Locale

    Two years ago, when we were driving to the Paint Mines Interpretive Park (the subject of this post) we passed a surprising sight: an onion-domed orthodox church. I didn’t stop to take pictures that day, but it went on my list of places to return to. This spring I finally did. The small church is…

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  • Winston County

    Winston County

    Back roads are always fun to explore, and there’s a lot of them in Alabama. On one outing last summer, we drove a little ways south to a few points of interest in what turned out to be Winston County. The first spot we found was Corinth Church, built in 1884, disbanded in the early…

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  • Circle of Doom

    Circle of Doom

    Houston, Alabama. August 2025.

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  • Covered Bridges

    Covered Bridges

    On my last visit to Alabama, we went on a drive to see some covered bridges. We ended up finding three of the eleven such bridges that remain standing in the state. I have always associated covered bridges with states further north, but you can learn about the ones in Alabama here; there is both…

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