There are many things in the world. As a consequence, those many things must be ranked. Today, I bring you the definitive ranking of one of the most important food groups in the world, French Fries.
Thoughts On Bears
Right now, I am finishing up Arctic Dreams by Barry Lopez, an excellent book recommended by friend Joe. One of the chapters dealt with incredible detail on polar bears. It reminded me of the first time I read Moby Dick, which had an entire chapter on how Melville would classify whales.
Leaving San Diego Immediately: Goodbye Everybody
I am making this blog post because I wanted to let everybody know that this weekend I am leaving San Diego for good.
Cloudscapes and Social Distance
I am staying inside but I am aware of the beautiful clouds outside! So on that note, I have decided to work on the archive and share some of my favorite cloud photographs. Let’s call them Cloudscapes.
Unprocessed Sunday (On Monday): Visions of Mission Trails
This is the latest from my Unprocessed Sunday series, posted a day late and covering a favorite locale, Mission Trails Regional Park.
March 2020 Photo of the Month: LM115
My March 2020 Photo of the Month is LM115, taken in early March during a rainstorm clearing the Laguna Mountains in San Diego County.
2020 Is The Lost Year
2020 Is The Lost Year. Perhaps the best way to reflect on a lost year is to seek some normalcy and post a few of the many unprocessed photographs from the last couple years. This should be part of my Unprocessed Sunday series that I have been meaning to get to.
Potato Chips, Ranked
Potato Chip First Ballot Hall of Famer
This is the complete and unassailable ranking of potato chips, one of the best creations in the history of humanity and one of the things I am most passionate about in life. Failure to agree completely with this list means you are totally wrong and there is no hope for you. This is like my complete and unassailable list of overrated rock bands, but in chip form.
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February 2020 Photo of the Month: JT150
My February 2020 Photo of the Month is JT150, taken as a storm was clearing over Pinto Mountain in Joshua Tree National Park.
