Hadrian’s Wall
Up in the windy, cold country of northern England lies Hadrian’s Wall. Built in 122 AD by the Roman emperor Hadrian, the wall still has a footprint along the 73
Lake District
Sheep, lakes, hedge rows, rain, this land of William Wordsworth & Beatrix Potter proved to be quaint, mystical and full of interest. Our stay in the small hamlet of Buttermere
Magdalen College
Passing through the gates into Magdalen College in Oxford, England you sense the history of this place. Great minds have passed through these gates. Oscar Wilde, Tolkien, C. S. Lewis
Quilotoa
High in the Andes of Ecuador is a beautiful lake named Quilotoa. An ancient volcano, which erupted and left a bluegreen lake in its aftermath, Quilotoa reminded me of Crater
Awa’awapulii Trail
High above the Napali coast of Kauai is a wonderful hike called Awa’awapulii trail (quite the mouthful). As you leave the main road, you meander through eucalyptus groves, wild ginger
Wai Koa Loop Trail
On the north side of Kauai there is a lovely trail called the Wai Koa loop trail that meanders through mahogany forests, guava orchards, banana fields and lets you view
High in the Andes
I’ve always loved this photo that I took on my first trip to Peru in 2008. Its taken in the Colca Canyon where we had been searching for condors. The
Sap
As I do more work with macro photography, it becomes more evident how interesting the world is close up. Isn’t that the way with our lives also. We quickly speed
Sunflower
Our winter has been so dull & gray that it was decided to look in the archives of photos to find something sunny. Hence, a sunflower is the starring photo
Winter Light
As the days gradually become a little longer there is some marvelous light that occurs in the late afternoon. These shots were taken in my background proving that beauty can