PhotoWILD: Still a challenge the second time
Photographing “birds of prey” during an event like PhotoWILD, Carolina Raptor Center, might seem…
Unexpected and creative contributions
Yesterday, two friends and fellow bloggers, Paul and Tom and I attended the Photo Wild event at the…
Wisdom grows
“Wisdom tends to grow in proportion to one’s awareness of one’s ignorance.” ~ Anthony de Mello If…
Scenes from the morning’s walk: Harbingers of Spring
I’m seeing a lot of signs of spring on my morning walks. It was in the mid-70’s F this past…
Shelter where you go
“If you’re an introvert, you also know that the bias against quiet can cause deep psychic pain. As a…
Preserve my voice
First, a sincere thank-you to those who via the previous post left kind birthday wishes and…
Still here
I’m still out here, but not feeling terribly connected to the Internet, this blog or photography at…
Scenes from the morning’s walk: Landscapes II
“Will you come walk beside me To the end of this story And I’ll let you go gently Among your own…
Scenes from the morning’s walk: Pond
…and there’s a pond we often walk around…
Scenes from the morning’s walk: Landscapes
A crisp North Carolina morning with light fog, light frost, interesting clouds, varied landscapes…
Recent photographic project
After two years working for an agency providing shelter and services for those in dire need I’ve…
Scenes from the morning’s walk: Mountain bike trails
“As a single footstep will not make a path on the earth, so a single thought will not make a pathway…
Scenes from the morning’s walk: Rethinking one camera one lens
I’ll admit, I’ve always discounted the “one camera, one lens” photography philosophy as a blogging…
Scenes from the morning’s walk: Turkey Tail Fungus
“Out of damp and gloomy days, out of solitude, out of loveless words directed at us, conclusions…
Scenes from the morning’s walk: Train Tracks
Trains hold an important place in our country’s past and they still have a strong role today in…
Black and White: Three of a kind…almost.
I decided to shift to black and white in order to perhaps change my perspective or exercise my…
Fast forward — Paused
Fast forward for a moment… Hight water continues flowing over the Cooleemee River Park (The…
Paused
Not a lot of photography, or blog following, happening at the moment. It’s a mental and physical…
Maggie – Incredible Dog Challenge
Maggie watching her favorite TV show, “Incredible Dog Challenge.”…
2013: Action and equal reaction
Putting together my selection of favorite photos for 2012 set in motion thoughts of where I’ll like…
Olympus OM-D: Get a better grip with the HLD-6 Battery Grip
Sometimes a plus can also be a minus. Those with full sized hands and previous experience with full…
Favorites…I can’t believe I finally did it!
Well I finally did it. After years and years of starts and stops I’ve actually gathered together…
Digital camera video – what about it?
In a previous post I mentioned having three digital cameras of different sizes and, at least in my…
2012 Review – Camera Upgrades
I was thinking of the past year, 2012, and the changes it’s brought. I could easily discuss all the…
One week old
Lily, one week old yesterday. This photo from Christmas Day…6 days old…
Merry Christmas and a Happy 2013
I may not post again between now and Christmas so let me wish everyone a wonderful Christmas and New…
Deck the city streets and a second special delivery of the year!
A couple of Christmas wreaths caught around our small town, from my own perspective of course, and…
Hoping
Photographically I’ve been experimenting a little using some of the lens I own but in the course of…
Golden among the leaves
“It is not so much for its beauty that the forest makes a claim upon men’s hearts, as for that…
It’ll be trees and streets
Most of my photographic opportunities are coming from local sources these days and I don’t foresee…
Along the streets
You can get a lot of different “flavors” in a small town even during a holiday where there is a…
A surprise rainbow
Something I’ve always regretted about the location of our home is there’s not a clear/clean view of…
In the Weeds
“In the weeds” is an interesting saying. It’s often used to signify being lost, off the known path…
Walk Photos
Only a couple of photos from walks with Maggie these wonderful early winter days. Not much else to…
Follow-up: Selling used photographic equipment
After posting here of “extra” used camera equipment I was planning to sell and not getting any…
Leaves, after the fall
Crunching about in the woods this last week with a crisp carpet of fallen leaves beneath my feet I…
From the enjoyment zone
I’ve not visited many of my normally daily read websites in the last week or so. I’ll claim I’ve…
Autumn Oak
The rusty reddish brown’s of an Oak Tree in late Autumn on a rainy day…
We can always talk about the weather…especially these days
This has been a protracted Fall. It seems to be happening in stages with some nice foliage colors at…
A ride before winter
“People don’t notice whether it’s winter or summer when they’re happy.” ~~ Anton Chekhov During…
After a few days away from it all
No matter what you’re political allegiances I have to believe having the presidential elections over…
Used but loved camera gear for sale
I’m selling some camera gear, probably eventually on eBay, but I thought to give any readers of this…
Moving on from here
This past week I spent time interviewing and then training my replacement for the IT Manager…
Can a Nikon D700 user learn to love the D600?
I’ve been in the process of evaluating a Nikon D600 FF camera as a possible upgrade to my D700…
Sandy: Be safe
I’ve noticed a few website’s either down or very slow. Even this blog, physically hosted at a data…
Sloan Park walk
When we first adopted our dog Maggie riding in a car was her least favorite thing to do. She would…
“Progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their minds cannot change…
Finalized – Annual Church Calendar photo project
With the 2013 church calendar photo project completed and the photos turned in, I’ve added them to…
Current work and thoughts
I finished photographing the 22 local churches selected for the 2013 calendar of the agency I work…

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