The view from Cusco
Cusco, a photographer’s paradise but how to do it new & innovatively? Here is my attempt to shed a few new perspectives on this ancient Incan city, high in the
A little Machu Picchu
I feel a bit spoiled. I’ve done the trek three times from Cusco, through the Sacred Valley, by the Urubamba river, through the jungle to first Agua Calientes & then
13,500 Feet
Who really lives at 13,500 feet? These proud people of Peru who I had the honor of meeting last month in Peru. A hardy lot, a strong people who can
The Farm
Out in southern Minnesota in the rolling hills lays the picturesque family farm of my brother’s. Each time I visit a few new scenes capture my camera lens. This late
Ecola
Ecola State Park is a feast for the eyes as you gaze down the northern Oregon coast. Haystack Rock catches your eye first but so many other delicacies for the
St. Louis Cemetery #3
New Orleans cemeteries are old. The history is rich & the tales are shocking . Who knew this is where the phrase “getting the shaft” comes from? Did I look
The Swamp
East of New Orleans are the swamp lands of Honey Island where the gators are bored with tourists, the wild bores wander & the blue pelicans are plentiful. My recent
2014 Uncensored
What a year! 2014 photography brought family celebrations, travels to Ecuador, Kauai & the midwest along with just some fun selfies. Here is my annual celebration of candid photos of
Shotgun Houses
Legend says that you can shoot a gun from the front door of these homes & go through to the back door with a straight shot. Regardless, these homes in
A Taste of Ecuadorean Life 2014
One of the many reasons I love to go on medical missions is that we get to see how the real people live. Not just seeing the “top ten tourist