I've been having a difficult time lately keeping up with all of the new holidays. Friday was National Doughnut Day and I didn't realize it until I heard about it on the news at 10 PM. It's rather embarrassing to…
I'm not sure why old buildings, old cars, and other old things appeal to photographers. Although I can't speak for other photographers, I've seen enough pictures of these subjects to know that I'm certainly not alone on this. Maybe they…
My new exhibit, "Music is...: A photographic celebration of the UW-Madison School of Music," is now on display at the Lowell Center, 610 Langdon Street, Madison, WI, from March 1 - April 30, 2015. Between April 2013 and the summer of…
In my previous post, Photography is for the birds, I give the impression that I never make much of an attempt to photograph birds. To be fair to my photo subjects and myself, I should point out that although I…
Something has me thinking about summer. No doubt it's the cold, wet weather. Every summer I'm lucky enough to have a wonderful week of vacation with other family members on Washington Island, which is located off the tip of Door County in northeastern…
On a recent trip to northern Wisconsin I was reminded how the fog can transform a scene into a mysterious or an ethereal experience. Due to lower overnight temperatures in the fall, it's not unusual for fog to capture the morning. One…
Sometimes it takes me a while to get around to doing something that I want to do. In the spring of 1970, after 3-1/2 years of chemistry, physics, and math, I had some college credits remaining to use for electives. …
If you're down on State Street any time this October, please stop in at Fair Trade Coffeehouse to see my latest exhibit, "Wisconsin in White: A Celebration of Winter." A reception is scheduled for Friday, October 5, 2012 from 6 - 8…
