- 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
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It’s been a year with a lot of small but important changes. Sometimes the most impressive changes are the ones that are easiest to see – new house, loss of job, new pet, kid – but those sort of take care of themselves. They don’t happen all the time. For me, I find that I [...]
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 [...]
Since I work at home, I wouldn’t easily get snow days anyway, but I feel cheated sometimes when people around me are off and I’m in my lair hunched over a keyboard and pushing pixels around. My clients are still in New York City, and it’s 60 degrees there right now. Me, I have half [...]
To paraphrase George Carlin, it’s pretty easy to consider anyone who’d driving much faster than you as crazy, and anyone who’s driving slower than you to be a jackass. I’ve noticed some more granular versions of the rules here in Eldorado, and it’s deepend the awareness I already have that I’m a hypocrite. (Yay!)
I offer now my own Dave Barry style contribution to Murphy’s Law; nothing scatological need be implied by the title.
I don’t know what cosmic law of attraction is involved, but as a mostly private person, I’ve found that the best way to abort a lonely fugue right at the onset is a quick trip [...]
I love living in New Mexico, and I love the seasons. Autumn has gently started; we still have mild weather and quiet nights, but the leaves are changing. It’s beautiful. I’ll trick myself into ignoring that it’s what precedes winter – not my favorite time of year – and enjoy what is usually a long [...]
I just finished Week 1 of my Super Busy Period™ and survived. It’s been so busy I haven’t had time to quite stress about any of it, and now that I have a minute to breathe, I’ve done a little math so I can quantify my relationship to it, the numbers tell stories.
I’m not sure what sort of metaphysical dynamics are involved, but I’ve gone from almost no music involvement to a temporarily crushing workload. Pretty amazing. I’m not sure why music, of all things, tends to be like that for me – it’s like an on or off switch and very few shades of gray in [...]
A friend of ours who has just about completed a house she’s building invited my little family over to be part of the blessing ceremony she had arranged. She’s a Buddhist, I can’t remember if she started with the Zen tradition and moved toward Tibetan or the other way around. Anyway, there are some visiting [...]
I just read an interesting article in Wired Magazine called The Critics Need a Reboot. The Internet Hasn’t Led Us Into a New Dark Age. It’s not one of their 20-page epics, it’s more of an editorial piece. The premise is that “the experts” are all atwitter about how computers and technology and [...]
