Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Travel”
Actually this is a jackrabbit, so maybe I should have titled this Silly Wack-wabbit. 🙂
Seems like at the end of a trip we start evaluating our travel plans and methods. Our trips outside Alaska to the Lower 48 have typically been fairly long trips for a couple of reasons.Read More
These cool elephant looking animals are actually metal sculptures of gomphotherium. These guys actually used to roam in the Anza-Borrego area 3.7 million yeas ago – the gomphotherium, not the sculptures. 🙂 Read More
A Gila Woodpecker tends to a nest cavity in a Saguaro Cactus – McDowell Mountain Regional Park, Arizona.Read More
Owl’s Clover.
This Owl’s Clover really has nothing to do with our web server – we were adjusting a few photos from earlier in the trip for a customer, and I thought it was kinda purdy, so I went with it.
Our main photo website seems to grow in spurts, and lately it has really been spurting. According to Webalizer, we had over 336,000 visitors last month! This month is even busier. I believe Webalizer counts spiders and repeat visitors, so that number is probably a bit overstated , but even if you reduce it by a third, it is still a lot of great activity.
That’s the good news, now the bad. Read More
Last night in downtown Phoenix. Arizona.
This is one of the few sunsets we have had here in Phoenix. I would have loved to had a sky like this for one of my wildflower landscapes earlier this month!
Here are more Phoenix photos.
I stuck my head into this sculpture in Scottsdale, Arizona near the Fashion Square, thinking I could use it to frame a composition. I was surprised to find the inside to be nothing but mirrors. So I stepped inside to see if there was a photo, and music began to play! There must be some kind of motion detector – I thought that was kinda cool.
I tried, but couldn’t come up with a composition in which I didn’t appear in at least one of the mirrors, so I decided to do this multi-portrait.
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