This weekend brought another storm to San Diego (wildflowers should be fantastic next month).  In anticipation of picturesque weather in the desert, my friend Alex and I decided to head to Anza Borrego Desert State Park (see his post on the trip).
In the second part of my weekend travels with good friend Chris Horn, we decided to do some wandering through Anza Borrego. Â This post primarily concerns our travel through Arroyo Tapiado and their famous mud caves.
About That Great American Novel I Was Going To Write…Tracy Schultze Writing
At long last, I am embarking on a long-desired project, the completion of my first novel.
I have been writing for nearly as long as I could read. Â Before my 30s were defined by my love for photography, I spent much of my teens and 20s writing. Â Most people do the majority of the writing in their lives as children, whether they be book reports, essays, or other class assignments.
New Year’s Day! New Year’s Day is the greatest day of the year. Â Be happy. Â Be happier. Â Eat better. Â Exercise more. Â Be a success. Â Get back to your ideal weight. Â Stay focused. Â Save money. Â Pay down debt. Â Be more amiable. Â Meet somebody. Â Fall in love. Â More importantly, have them fall in love with you. Â Take … Read more
This was a quick hike through the Pensaquitos Creek area of Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve. I went with my friends Alex and Shuwen. It was a mediocre hike but I did make a few images below.
The past couple weeks have blessed San Diego with some beautiful light. Â Most of my time has been spent at home in Santee, but I have a favorite spot on the Mast Blvd. bridge. Â The gallery below shows a few of the images I have recently made.
