
Good evening friends and fellow artists. I have started this new blog to offer a regular opportunity to communicate with those who share my interests in art, photography, writing, and travel.
Yesterday, the worst-kept secret in technology came out with Google’s new “Drive” product. I am not going to review the product per se, there is no shortage of reviews on the internet. See http://mandatory-tech.com/2012/04/24/google-drive-is-here/ for a friend’s initial take on the product. To clarify, I will not be using this product at all. Google’s quest … Read more
You may not have heard about the crap power plant that the City of San Diego wants to put in next to their equally lousy garbage dump. It is titled the Quail Brush Power Plant. So why is everyone in Santee so pissed off about it? Most people don’t realize that nearly the entire property … Read more
My December 2011 Photo of the Month is Orange Ghosts, an image made at the Temple Rock formation in Joshua Tree National Park.
This collection are My Favorite Photographs of 2011. Most of these images were taken in the last 3 months of the year, and I found that interesting.
My September 2011 Photo of the Month is Downtown From El Prado, an image made in the evening in San Diego’s Balboa Park.
In this post, I wanted to collect my favorite images from 2010. I have made 12 selections of my favorite photographs from the past year.
Joshua Tree National Park was the first National Park I visited, although at the time it was then just a National Monument. I remember hiking and bouldering as a young kid, and then camping there as a Boy Scout. Both sides of my family also took us there, although I don’t remember doing much beyond … Read more
My January 2010 Photo of the Month is New Year’s Day 2010, a photograph made during one of the greatest sunsets I have ever seen in San Diego.
Update: Due to ongoing careless stewardship of the location by visitors, the National Park Service has now permanently closed this location. Do not attempt to visit it. We are losing our wild places because a few spoil it for the many.
Earlier in January, I visited the False Kiva ruin in Canyonlands National Park and it was an extraordinary experience.