Having journeyed the whole route of Route 66, the highway that runs through six states from Chicago to Los Angeles, the road beckons again. It doesn’t help that I live one block away from it here in Tulsa. There is a reminder everyday to get back on it and go. In the meantime, I have … Continue reading Route 66…Again
See this and more on my photography website. Continue reading Centennial Park
Geocaching is the world’s largest treasure hunt. Using GPS coordinates, you can navigate to a hidden cache, sign the log, maybe grab some trinkets and then move on to the next one. Perfect for getting out and exploring places you ordinarily wouldn’t discover on your own. I can’t tell you how many times I went … Continue reading Geocache
Spent a couple of days in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge and already I am planning on a return trip. See this image and more on my photography website. Continue reading Wichita Mountains
I have a thing for murals. There is a lot of creative talent out there who are adorning walls with their art. This weekend while Geocaching, I came across a cache that gave a tour of some thirty murals in the area. This is a great way to explore your surroundings and take you to … Continue reading Urban Art
Books are made out of books Cormac McCarthy Continue reading Books
“If you think you can learn a lot from reading books, try writing one.” James Clear Continue reading Read/Write/Learn
Darkroom Labs, my photo printer of choice has just sent me scans of a few rolls of Lomography brand film and I am loving the colors. See these images and more on my photography website. Continue reading Lomo Metropolis 110mm Film
This website started back in 2005 was originally written just for me but somewhere along the way it picked up some interest with others. Now that I’ve switched from self hosting this site on my own server to hosting with WordPress, I’ve gained some more interest and followers. Thank you. I’ll try to keep it … Continue reading Thank You
When I first published this guide in early 2019 the goal was to simplify my post-process photography workflow using the 2018 iPad. Now, with my newly upgraded 2020 iPad Pro, the hardware has improved and the photo software developers have taken advantage of it. So will I. An iPad photography workflow has to include everything … Continue reading My Updated iPad-Only Photography Workflow
