A personal journal demonstrating life is not a straight line but a meandering passage.
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Sparkles
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…

Empty Refuge
This photo is an oldie, pulled and reprocessed from the archives as we passed through Texas while RV’ing in 2016.

I Was Framed
In January 2024, I shared that I had the above image printed on canvas in a custom large size of 60″x34″. At that time, the printer did not offer any framing options for custom large prints, and even if they had, I likely would not have been able to afford it. While we liked and…

A Scene Revisited
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.

A Sad State
“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….

Old Days: Belt and Pulley
Innovation has often transformed labor and industry. One example is the belt and pulley power transfer system, a technology that revolutionized how energy was used in farming and manufacturing. Before the 19th century, work was done manually, relying on brute strength and simple tools to complete tasks that required considerable time and effort. In the…

This blog:
“Meandering Passage,” has reflected my journey since 2006. The term ‘Meandering’ signifies a winding path or perhaps slowing down and observing, while ‘Passage’ represents both a physical journey and a written excerpt, both of which describe the evolution of content over the years in this blog.
Initially focused on Apple Mac computers, the blog has transformed into a personal photoblog and a journal of life events and perhaps a few lessons learned. While I can’t predict its direction in a year, I hope it continues to evolve.
Me:
I am the owner and primary editor of “Meandering Passage,” a platform where I publish information, document personal observations, and share my photography.
I see my life as a “Meandering Passage,” filled with diverse experiences. I grew up on a farm, served in the United States Air Force, and worked in Information Systems as a programmer, designer, and manager for an international manufacturing company. I also spent time as a motorcycle mechanic and traveled full-time in an RV. I’m now retired, but am still actively in the process of self-discovery.
Maggie was our beloved furry companion and inspiration contributor, who is sadly no longer with us, except in our hearts.
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It’s like when we push that release, both the camera and our brain capture the moment, and one recalls the…
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PhotoBlogs I visit
- ➭ Alessandra Chaves – It is all about the light
- ➭ Alexander S Kunz – Landscape & Nature
- ➭ Andreas Manessinger ~ Daily Photo Blog
- ➭ Andy Hooker ~ LensScaper
- ➭ Howard Grill – Howard Grill Photography
- ➭ JWSmith – JWSmith Photography
- ➭ Ken Bello ~ lightscatter
- ➭ Lawrence Pallant ~ Photography
- ➭ Lynn Wohlers ~ BlueBrightly
- ➭ Mark Graf ~ Notes from the Woods
- ➭ Markus Spring ~ spring2life
- ➭ Monte Stevens ~ Photography
- ➭ Paul Cotter – Photography
- ➭ Paul Lester ~ Paul’s Walk Photoblog
- ➭ Paul Maxim ~ NightSky
- ➭ Sabrina Henry ~ Photographer
- ➭ Tristan Campbell – Photography