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
It isn’t just saving ideas. It’s about having conversations with your past and future self, so you can develop ideas over time. I’ve been experimenting with several PKM (Personal Knowledge Management) tools such as Bear Notes and Obsidian. This includes a relatively new feature called back links where you can attach several similar notes to … Continue reading Time Travel
Enjoy a walk for the sake of walking. No expectations, no pressures. Take your camera and find something unique to capture. Photography as a zen meditative practice. Continue reading Photowalks
Found this image while cleaning up some files on the hard drive. I think this was an accidental selfie but it does convey some unknown emotional reaction. Continue reading Happy Accident
A night out with friends is always a good idea. Continue reading Saturday Night
4/17/2021 ISO 400 f/1.6 No Flash Continue reading JC 1731
A visual journey on the Texas/Mexico Coastline. It was time to recalibrate and reset my mind, body and soul and take a vacation. Having been denied a trip to the Chihuahuan desert plains near Terlingqua and Big Bend National park twice, once to COVID and the second time due to wildfire, I had to think … Continue reading Walking Along The Seashells
I’ve always found myself staying up late even if I was tired or had to get up early because I wanted more me time. It’s called revenge bedtime procrastination and people who do it gain a sense of control back in their life. This is especially true on Sunday nights before the next work day … Continue reading Bedtime Procrastination
When I was starting out using my first DSLR cameraI I took it with me everywhere and shot anything of interest. One, to break the camera in and two, to explore what my interests were. I didn’t have a genre yet and was figuring out what I liked to shoot. I believe I captured at … Continue reading Where Did The Photographer Go?
