Digital RabbitMar 131 minThe Green WaveWave is word of the day for my 365-day photograph project. I have photos of lots of waves, but only one green one. This was taken in...
Digital RabbitMar 131 minNot As Fast As I ThoughtI went to Sunnyvale Skate Park today hoping to see some amazing action—skateboarders catching air, speeding up and down concrete...
Digital RabbitMar 111 minThe Dance is Over, But Marta's Legacy Lives OnNew York City dancer, singer, and painter Marta Becket gave up city life to move to Death Valley Junction in 1967. She purchased an old...
Digital RabbitMar 101 minA Painterly Approach After a Day's WorkI spent most of the day writing drafts for upcoming workshops at my local camera club. I volunteered to be "VP of Education." A heady...
Digital RabbitMar 101 minFlower FunAs much as I love to travel, doing so sets me back on many of the projects in which I am involved. I worked on a set of photographs...
Digital RabbitMar 91 minAlmond Blossoms Fall Like SnowWhile driving through central California last week, I past many almond orchards. This is the time of year for them to blossom. The...
Digital RabbitMar 81 minCalifornia Greens are GrowingDriving back from Paso Robles, the route winds past lots of farm land. Some is still brown, having been recently planted. But there are...
Digital RabbitMar 61 minThe Man in RedIn a desert that is mostly shades of brown and white, bright colors, especially red, can be quite striking. During my recent trip to...
Digital RabbitMar 51 minAn Open Air Art Museum and a Sliver of a MoonI scheduled our Death Valley trip to coincide with a new moon so that the sky would be dark and stars more visible. Indeed, each night we...
Digital RabbitMar 41 minEnjoying the Colors of Artist’s PaletteArtist’s Palette is one of the must-see drives in Death Valley. It winds and dips its way through hills of many-hued volcanic deposits....
Digital RabbitMar 31 minConquering Devil’s Golf CourseOne of my favorite sites in Death Valley is the Devil’s Golf Course. According to Wikipedia, it got it name from this quote in the 1934...
Digital RabbitMar 21 minCapturing the Light at Zabriskie PointOne of the most photographed and visited spots in Death Valley is Zabriskie Point. It is almost a right of passage for a photographer to...
Digital RabbitMar 22 minA Ghost Town on the Road to Death ValleyThere aren’t too many ways to get to Furnace Creek in Death Valley for those coming from the Bay area. You can approach from the south,...
Digital RabbitFeb 281 minWhere are the Dinosaurs?I’ve driven over Pacheco Pass in California dozens of times and wondered about the dinosaurs on Dinosaur Point road. I finally stopped...
Digital RabbitFeb 271 minThe Last Yellow FlowerI sometimes purchase flowers for photography projects. More than two weeks ago I bought a bouquet of yellow flowers and another of...
Digital RabbitFeb 271 minClimbing the Walls in San JoseThe Opera San Jose production of Carmen was so wonderful, that I decided to see it a second time. The first time I attended a matinee,...
Digital RabbitFeb 251 minPenguins of Christmas PastNow that I am participating in a Photographic Society of America (PSA) digital dialog for video, I am dusting off old videos. This month,...
Digital RabbitFeb 242 minThe Giant HandOne of my assignments for The Art of Seeing class, was to create a silhouette image during the day. It is far easier to created a...
Digital RabbitFeb 231 minStaying WarmWhen yesterday's temperatures dipped to 36 degrees, I thought it was cold. But this morning it was even colder at 30 degrees. Those of...
Digital RabbitFeb 221 minThe Standout in a CrowdPatterns are wonderful subjects for photography, but they are even better if the pattern is in some way broken. One of this week's...