…to a nearby blog: -o- Carved in Stone — In Colorado, stone is as cheap as dirt (maybe cheaper). Hence many signs are literally carved in stone. -o- Boulder Murals — There aren’t any Grohes in Boulder, but the local artistes and graffites have created some nice outdoor art. -o- Funny Business — It’s my […]
…is the noise birds make. I rode home from school the other day (which includes a some mile stretch along a causeway designed to be a seabird habitat) and thought of you as I missed the first picture of mating Long Necked White Birds in flight (Snowy egrets, I believe) and thought ‘if only I’d […]
Goose and I drove into Applewood today and spotted a Great Blue Heron. I’ve many standing shots of the bird, but I’ve been trying hard to get a full wing spread photo to show rakkity just how big these birds are. At my prompt, Goose jumped out of the truck and yelled really scary things […]
Goose and I rented a forty foot ladder today so he could safely reach the front peak of the house. There’s a bit of bounce to the thing as you climb up it, but I don’t think there’s a chance it’ll snap in half.
Robby’s new look. Joe’s bunny. All kinds of progress.
A friend of a friend’s granddaughter came a visiting and Matt thought what a perfect excuse for a party. All photos by Matthew.
Brian’s Photos.
Mike, Before we came to Boulder last January, I was thinking that some aspects of the town would be much the same as when I lived here in the ’60s: political activism, marches, inflammatory posters, streaker parades, and above all, wonderfully diverse bumper stickers plastered on every car. Well, that’s only partially true. There are […]
Following the lead of others, I skipped work today and hung out in Newburyport and on Plum Island. I took a few anonymous people shots and some, if I do say so myself, worthwhile photos of snowy egrets. I again used the longest lens I have. Photos
Saturday night, if memory serves, Richard claimed my photographs make people appear better than they look. Matt and I combined to create this collection, and while they were all vetted by three adults, it’s impossible to know how the wearer of the face is going to react – especially given the close crops I favor. […]
So, along the way to Balastram, a seaside village reachable only by ferry, the sun is out some 20 hours a day. That means that it is bright on the peaks (which have considerable snow) and the water when you go to bed and even brighter when you wake up — which I’ve only begun […]
There’s a nearby daycare and I’ve wanted to take this picture for a long time, but I was pushed by the traffic behind me so the photo’s a bit blurry.