Photographs, photography and discussions about it
Many photographers seek out untouched sand when photographing White Sands National Park, drawn to its beauty. However, I have learned a couple of valuable lessons from the well-trodden sand that resonate with my life experiences. The footprints left by passing events are not permanent, and often, you don’t notice the beautiful sparkles in life until…
This photo is an oldie, pulled and reprocessed from the archives as we passed through Texas while RV’ing in 2016.
I pull this photo from my archives. In a hurry, I’d posted a less satisfying color photo of this church in 2015. I think this treatment in black and white works much better. In the US, it’s an old church, but not so much in many other areas of the world.
“We are all in the gutter, but some of us a looking at the stars” – Oscar Wilde I might have shared a version of this image before; it’s an old one from our RV travels 2015. However, the image processing tools and my abilities have improved, making the reprocessing of most images noticeably better….
Redesigning the home page of “Meandering Passage” (once again) and nearing its nineteenth anniversary put me into a reflective mood about its name and what it’s come to mean to me. For as long as I can remember, I’ve seen life’s journey more as a winding road with unexpected turns and detours than a straight…
While I had seen bluebirds in the area, I noticed that they seldom came to feed from this feeder due to the type of seeds it offers. These two must be hungry. In the past, when I was feeding dehydrated mealworms from a different kind of feeder, they were regular visitors. But, I had to…