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I was trailing after my group in Bali – which I always seemed to do since I would get distracted and get caught up taking pictures- when I ambled by this chair. I paused and went back and took only one photo. It’s one of my favorites of the over 800 pics I took that [...]

One of my favorite things about my recent trip to Bali was the fishing boats. They were so unique that when we walked through a narrow corridor between houses and popped up on the beach I thought we’d stopped back in time. No kidding- Have you seen anything cooler?

Are you too hard on yourself and getting that perfect photo? Are you too hard on your photos? Once taken are you scrutinizing and discarding them too quickly? I’m a big lover of crisp, sharp photos. I discard a lot of blurry, out of focused photos claiming they are flawed. When I first saw this [...]

Evidence that summer is drawing to an end. This sad little bath toy got tossed here I don’t know how many weeks ago. Each day I passed him by and left him there. Then the leaves fell and the rain dropped. And he lay waiting. Still.

I have schlepped all three kids to my office more in the last few weeks than ever before. I call this series Asleep on the Job- years from now I’ll smile and wish for these days again. But for now it seems like a lot of work. Please get better kiddos…Mommy’s about to have a [...]

Rainy season in Guam. Best time of the year. Busy making plans and the house is asleep.  Er- rather the kids are asleep. Here’s a pic that I took recently. And believe it not I’m not even tempted to change it to black and white. It’s the colors that make it so special. Don’t forget [...]

I’m always fascinated with facial expressions and particularly so when they are my own kids! This afternoon we were doing some tie dying and I think he got a little bored waiting for all those little rubber bands to be completed. I glanced up and saw him with leaning his cheek on his little hand. [...]

When I was young I pulled  an old Ansel Adams calendar to pieces and tacked them up all around the wall. The striking images soothed me. Ansel was once quoted as saying it didn’t so much matter what you thought when you saw a photo but what you felt. This is what I feel: Lonely. [...]

This was one of my favorite spots in Cairns Australia. I lingered over the mangoes and smelled the cantaloupe. I could have spent all day meandering amongst the fruit.