- photos
- late autumn, 2010
- first snowy walk to school (and back)
- frost on the car this morning
- macro stuff around the house at thanksgiving
- snow day
- frosty again
- Early December, 2010
- Alpaca Ranch 3/19
- La Cieneguilla, 3/27/11
- Stoopid Aquarium/Botanical Garden field trip
- shameless dog album
- photos from Android
- School Halloween Party
- Las Vegas, NM early October 2010
- Nature Walk, October 2010
- morning sunrise 10.24.2010
- field trip 1010
- Farmer’s Market 10/10
- Around the house and the hood 08.23.10
- right side of the tracks
- First day of school 2010
- around the house and garden, late summer 2010
- alpacas and horses 08.14.10
- saddle 2 080510
- Some horses 08.07.10
- saddles 3 (plus boots) 08.07.10
- little experiments 8/4/10
- the saddle; first attempts 080410
- lightning 080410
- Coronado State Monument 07/10
- Sunset 071910
- El Rancho De Las Golondrinas 07/17/10
- Turquoise Trail and Tinkertown 0710
- taos and back 0710
- Tsankawi Ruins 0710
- after a summer monsoon
- El Santuario de Chimayo
- Cholla flowers
- Random kid shots, May 2010
- Tinkertown, May 9 2010
- Sandia Peak, May 9 2010
- Eldorado Preserve, May 8 2010
- Eldorado 0410
- Cerrillos Hills Historic Park 0410
- Oooh – new macro / portrait lens…
- Bandelier 0410
- Sunset 033010
- full moon 0310
- signs of spring
- hunting for petroglyphs 03/10
- Before and after the most recent last snow of the year
- walking with dinosaurs
- March afternoon, 2010
- hdr experiments 0310
- Eldorado preserve, last weekend
- Diablo Canyon
- First snow of the season, Fall 2009
- High Road to Taos
- McCall’s Pumpkin Patch
- Jack o’ Lanterns 2009
- Fall Harvest Festival
- Tarantula
- Leonora Curtin Wetlands Preserve 09/09
- Hummingbird vs. Mantis
- a couple scrub jays and some kind of ground squirrel
- a couple bird photos from the weekend
- Early Summer 2009
- Some spring Photos, May 2009
- bull snake 050409
- Tent Rocks 0409
- Early 2009
- La Bajada, March 15 2009
- Hiking with Sydney, March 14 2009
- Pecos National Monument, February 09
- Holidays 2008
- (Probably) the last warm weekend of the season
- Pumpkin Patch
- First dance recital
- Summer 08
- A weekend in a Taos Earthship
- Taos and Taos Pueblo 0708
- Things That Are Heard – rehearsal 05/11
- Do Tell [Dan Clucas, Mark Weaver, Dave Wayne] – 05.11.2011
- baby Say’s Phoebes
- Uh… spring?
- Kidgets 6.7.11
- painted lady butterflies 05.2011
- Grasshopper Canyon 05.2011
- Pentax Super Takumar 55 F/2 tests
- new M39 lens quick tests
- music
- about
Blogging
I’m excited to be applying for a little writing job at a major content website, it’s the kind of change I’ve been looking for. I’ve got almost no chance of landing the gig, a monthly retainer project reviewing and writing about digital photography, but just taking the leap of faith to apply feels good.
It’s got me started thinking about other stuff, and I’m working on some skeletal ideas for other blogs. As much fun as it is to ramble about broken toes and quitting music and how much I love the little birdies where I live, I’ve got tons of interests, and I’m interested in forging the discipline of writing regularly about some of them.
I’ve been doing online work of many flavors for years, and I’ve been helping others sort out content and presentation issues as well as marketing challenges for years. I’ve been pretty successful at it, but I never do it for myself. The fact that I can help others is great, actually, and I’m happy to have found an outlet for some of my energies. But to apply some of that energy to my own work is kind of exciting, and in the rare cases where I’ve done it in the past, it’s felt very right. I almost feel as though when I only do it for other people, that I’m only “talking the talk,” and it feels good to walk the walk sometimes. The idea is a little silly; just because you’re a librarian by day doesn’t mean your TV Guides need to be organized in your house or something, but still…
I have a couple ideas that will be quick and easy to start, and I’m asking friends and family for feedback and input about what they’d be interested in reading about and figuring out where that crosses with my own (weird) interests. Not surprisingly, people who don’t live inside my head aren’t as tuned into my current interests as the person who does, but it’s always interesting to get a less biased (or differently biased) view.
So, one way or another, I’m going to do a lot more writing over the next period. If I can land a real gig or two, fantastic, if not, I’ll get my own self busy, and the practice will do me good. It’ll be fun until it isn’t any longer.
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