Day 17 Now that I've thrown myself into doing more photography tutorials and challenges, I realize that I've created a mess. If you...

This might be my 16th day at home, but it was my first day taking the Stuck at Home Photography Challenge. The challenge actually →

Today I continue my exploration of photographing wine glasses. Specifically, my goal was to capture an image that shows a →

Day 14 The benefit to sheltering-in-place is that I am able to take time to learn some things that I never seem to have time to learn....

I'm sorting out my photo library and stumbled upon photos from Morocco. I had an image of two shop keepers who were chatting while →

As of today, my step count is 142,597 for the first 12 days of social isolation. I managed to check off everything that →

The end of each month signals submissions day. I am a member of the Photographic Society of America (PSA) and the Los Gatos Saratoga →

I've been getting a lot of links from friends of performances along with a few interesting ideas. I'll start with Carol's toilet →

When I woke up yesterday morning the sun was shining. Even though it was 40 degrees F outside, the day had a spring-like quality. →

Day 8 Translation: Wine! I Saw, I Drank Drinking wine is much better with friends. With shelter-in-place in effect in California, the...

If you came to my house anytime in the past few years, you’d see a lot of empty space in my pantry and freezer. I enjoy cooking from →

I was participating in a documentary studies seminar (using Zoom) when I heard the sound of a lone turkey. After this many days in →

Several news sites recently published suggestions for what to stream or rent while sheltering in place. I pulled together a few of →

The last time I was off my property was Wednesday, March 11. That’s when I returned from a tour of the →

The most personal Personal Training is a person who is both the trainer and the trainee. In this period of social isolation →

It’s St. Patrick’s Day! What better way to spend time at home than with Kirsten Allstaff and Jon O’Connell from the Online Academy of →

I returned home from a short wine-tasting vacation in Napa Valley on March 11. Cultural and social events were getting cancelled →

Kangerlussuaq is located at the end of a 190 kilometer fjord, one of the longest in the world. It used to be a military →

Sisimiut is the second-largest city in Greenland, after Nuuk. Although it is seventy-five kilometers north of the Arctic Circle, →

The Greenland icecap meets the sea at the Ilulissat ice fjord via the Sermeq Kujalleq glacier. It is one of the most active and →