a trip to canyon road in santa fe is like

breathing spring air after a long winter--

it fills up any empty art spaces in me....

canyon road balcony,

on a beautiful afternoon

tree with gallery window, canyon road

canyon road window

sunrise near the lucky bean café

a playground in colorado--

what a feast of shapes and shadows...

ultimate at fort devens on a cold but perfect october day...

...the huddle with late sun and long shadows...

...corey heading for the sideline after a goal...

– whitby in blue –

during our visit to her humans

. . . and her friend, my feisty tibetan

– west side highway in manhattan–

I love taking these photos; I never know what I'm

going to get because the color/light is totally dependent

on how I manipulate the camera as the shutter snaps.

The colors and color shifts are what I see as I take the picture--

no digital manipulation after the shot is taken.

new york city is a feast of architectural details and

unexpected vistas--- I become totally focused

on new ways of seeing the city when I'm photographing this way.

– trinity root –

a sculpture by steve tobin using the roots of the sycamore tree

that saved st. paul's chapel on september 11,

signed by many families of the victims that day.