This image is what I would call the essence of what we are trying to do with Crossroads Photography Workshops. It is a new metal railing at the Randel Davey Audubon Nature Center in Santa

We (Brenda Berry, Ruth Connor and I) have just completed the first Crossroads Photography workshop with the Santa Fe Workshops down in Santa Fe, NM and it was a wonderful success. Eighteen months in pondering,

Welcowme to the brave, crazy new world of high ISO photography! Remember the days of defining high ISO as 400? (We actually said ASA 400 back then.) When I started as a pro, 200 ISO

I am asked this all the time- how did you take that picture? Most of the time the person wants to know the technical side of the answer- the lens I used, the shutter speed,

Here are my favorite pictures from my last trip to Kenya. They need a bit of explanation. All the pictures I took were to the cause of helping New Course further its mission and to

The main reason I went to Kenya was to photographically support the work of the environmental non-profit New Course. This is the same non-profit I first went to Uganda with last March. New Course has

Well I’m back from Africa as dim-witted and soggy headed as ever! It was a hard trip for me- all work, horrible light and high expectations. There is nothing glamorous about photography when you are

Just a quick note to tell you that the Crossroads Photography Workshops that I am doing through Santa Fe Workshops are filling up. Remember, these workshops are not your traditional photography workshop- at Crossroads, the

I’m off again to Africa! It will be Kenya this time once again in support of the non-profit New Course. New Course has started a program with the Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust in the Chyulu

Another silly post but this one is really funny for those of you who like words and nonsense. I wish I could attribute this but I can’t. Hope you enjoy it! Every year, English teachers

In winter, true winter, when the ground is white and the wind is visible with kicked up snow, the cold becomes just another layer you put on in the morning and don’t take off until

I have begun to workout again, trying to maintain my strength and ward off injury and the ravages of age. Cardio is easy, resistance training is hard. Gives my little brain time to wander though.