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After a lifetime of mainly expressing myself with words, my postings here will mainly rely on images. They will speak for themselves to some extent, but I'll usually add a few comments of explanation. I've taken photographs for decades, since the 1950's, inspired in part by my father's photographic skill. Four years of photo assignments and quality darkroom time eventually gave way to decades of casual and family picture-taking. I re-immersed myself when I left film and turned to digital.
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Welcome to my blog site, where I'll semi-daily post some images I like and a few comments of greater or lesser relevance to the images and the context. Sometimes the comments will explain why I took a photo and what I see in it that makes me think, or hope, others will find it interesting.
Let me know what you think. Please don't assume I think every image will be interesting to everyone. Photographers are like ravens, collecting bright, shiny objects. Tastes differ, wildly. To some, only action is interesting. To others, only portraits or landscapes are worthy. This will be an eclectic display; everything I photograph is fair game for posting.
Thank you for dropping by. I look forward to your comments and will post them only with your prior approval. I would rather have candid private comments than hear nothing. And I don't publicize or trade on my contact or client list.
Auke Bay - Sky (July-September 2021)
May 25, 2022
It isn't exactly accurate to talk about the Auke Bay "sky" as though Auke Bay has only one "sky." There is, of course, only patch of atmosphere that arches over Auke Bay...
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Auke Bay - Comic Relief (July-September 2021)
May 15, 2022
Modern life's daily dramas justify a little comic relief, preferably each day. Charley the dog, a moyen Poodle, is a reliable source of comic relief. Energetic, agile, ve...
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Auke Bay - Water, Rock, and Sky - (July-September 2021)
May 06, 2022
If a big, very big, glass dome about five miles in diameter, like the top half of a giant globe, were to descend slowly over Auke Bay, it would encompass the entire bay,...
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Gerardo Remembered
April 24, 2022
We - those in Andy Hampsten's Cinghiale bike touring community - have lost a great companion, Gerardo Carpentieri. Sweet, uncomplaining, always accommodating. A rumpled b...
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Auke Bay - Mendenhall tide flats (Summer 2021)
April 23, 2022
Not far from Auke Bay, but seemingly a world apart, are the Mendenhall tide flats, left by the Mendenhall River's silty tidal estuary as it has emptied for centuries into...
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