A world without rainbows

One of the advantages of taking several cameras to a specific location is that you can use all your equipment to capture a moment – and then, after you’ve returned safely home, you can go through your photos and see how each camera interpreted the scene. Such is what happened last month with my Niagara…

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A pew, a one-horned goat, triplets and a very long lakehouse…

No, that’s not the opening line of a confusing joke. By the time you get up and read this blog post, though, I’ll most likely be out the door, dropping off photo images at McGreevy Pro Lab on my way to the day job.  One of my famous blog slogans is, “It’s not Monday unless…

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The Triplets at Mack Brin Farm

They were barely 48 hours old.  Two boys and a girl, three darling little baby goats.  And their mother stayed near them, making sure all was well.  And here I am, photographing these three little treasures.  Wow. Say hi to Wynken, Blynken and Nodiah, three new San Clemente Island goats at Mack Brin Farms in…

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You’re never too old for a CARE package

Yesterday, I put a little gift in a mailer, added postage, scribbled an address, and sent it off to my child, Kris, in Washington State. I do this on occasion.  It’s the way I roll. Kris is an adult, but as far as I’m concerned, he still deserves a CARE package now and again. Why? …

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Never stop at “Just Good Enough” when taking pictures

As my annual photography “Competition Season” looms closer, I realize that I have some really awesome photos to pick from this year.  Some of them have shown a strong depth and evolution in my photography; others have offered me the chance to take a chance.  Fancy chance that. One of my earlier photos, however, bothered…

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Time for me to contact a Schumer

So you know I’ve been dealing with telephone solicitors and spamcallers and scammers of late.  And while I’m still having some fun recording them and mocking them (I’ve gotten a few vacation scams and credit card reduction scams of late, both of which want my credit card before they can offer me those great deals),…

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“Yes, the Fallops Tube on your car is covered under our extended vehicle service contract.”

I warned them.  I really, really did warn them.  They didn’t listen.  Their mistake.  Seriously, it was their mistake.  You can’t fix stupid. Background. I’ve blogged in the past about the overwhelming harassment from telemarketers, robocallers, spamcalls and cold callers.  It got so bad, in fact, that I eventually ordered a telephone recording system and…

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