All posts in category Photography

On Excellent Adventures* and Human Foosball

So fellow travelers,  a somewhat lengthy dissertation looking back at the year that was. Being the champion of underdogs that I am, I have begun to feel sorry for 2016. Yes, I do realize 2016 is more a conceptual frame of time than a sentient being with feelings. However I happen to be (at least […]

Solstice Circle

So fellow travelers, last night a good friend of mine from my Vision Quest years hosted a drumming circle to honor the Winter Solstice. We  sent a big vibrant wave of energy out to enfold our world and all creatures living here. Consider yourselves hugged. You’re welcome.  We all needed it, I know. This morning […]

Mountain Magic

So fellow travelers, I woke this morning to the booming echo of Big Black Dog woofs ricocheting through snow dusted trees. Peering through the frost lined window I can just make out the solid profile of Mt Monandnock against a pearl dawn sky. I scrunch deeper into layered warmth of red and green comforters and […]

Mysts of Yesteryear

So fellow travelers, there’s a tree I drive past every morning on my way to work. It stands full and strong, in a wide open field, steadfast in its solitary reign. I never tire of the image as it shifts subtly through the seasons. Some mornings this Tree is my reminder to stand quietly through […]

Cotton Candy Promises

So fellow travelers, a haiku in honor of making it through the first day of school. Cotton candy clouds  Morning sky pink with promise A new year begins  Walk gently on the path my friends and may adventure find you ready. 

Zen moment Morning Light

So fellow travelers,  it is the last weekend of summer break. A solar light by my pond captured the rays of early morning sunlight and sang a haiku in rhyme Day dawns golden bright  Hope and promise of first Light Adventure takes flight One more adventure calls. Stay tuned. Walk gently on the path my […]

Treasure Hunt Natural Wonders

So fellow travelers, Oregon has surprised me with its diversity of habitats and terrains. Within half a day’s drive from the quirky urban landscape of Portland we have explored wild and deserted stretches of the Pacific Coast   dense forest covered hills   snow capped (even in summer) mountains   hidden waterfalls and on this year’s […]

Treasure Hunt : Looking for Lewis and Clark

So fellow travelers, I first met Lewis and Clark  at PS 26 in Yonkers NY. Faded filmstrip images from third grade history lessons peaked my interest. Soon I was scouring the shelves of my local public library, reading everything I could find about their journey. The details of their expedition ignited a lifelong desire to […]

Zen Moment New Roads

So fellow travelers,  I had to head up to the high school where I work this morning to update my computer password. The smooth, glistening surface of newly paved roadways with freshly painted lines in bright whites and yellows had me pull over to snap a shot.  In order to access schedules for the coming […]

Zen Moment with Mount Adams

So fellow travelers, while meandering in nature I periodically encounter a spirit presence I call Buddha rocks.  Something in the shape of these earth bound teachers catches my eye and as they hold my attention I sense a connection which defies explanation. Today while driving some backroads north of the Columbia River Gorge, I had […]