Category Archives: Photos

Here’s the additional photos I promised from our helicopter ride over Kauai.  The first is a cascading waterfall, and the second is just a close up view of the same shot.  As for the rest, I’ll let them speak for … Continue reading →

Yes, we really did get into this contraption–with no doors–along with the pilot and another couple.  My headphones kept sliding off, and I had a still camera in one hand and a video camera in the other.  Unfortunately, when I … Continue reading →

I may regret doing this, but here I go with the most photos I’ve posted in one day.  I took all these on a trip we made to Kansas City in the fall of 2007.  The first three are of … Continue reading →

Here’s a series of alleyways and narrow streets along the Romantic Road (der Romantischen Straße) in southern Germany. You may not know it to look at it, but if you’ve seen my book trailer (available from this site), you’ve seen … Continue reading →

You can find this cathedral somewhere along the Romantic Road in southern Germany.  It’s right out there in the schtix, no city around for many kilometers.  It looks rather plain on the outside, nicht wahr? But take a look at … Continue reading →

This is a shot of the Edmond, Oklahoma fire on the evening of August 6, 2011, taken from our front yard, over the roof of our neighbor’s house.  We had no idea how close we might have been to being … Continue reading →

I snapped this on on a visit to the San Diego Zoo back in 2004.  Not quite the variety you’d expect to see on a Texas ranch. San Diego at Night You can get a great view of San Diego … Continue reading →

This is another of my dad’s wartime paintings — World War II, that is.  This one, like the other, won’t hang with the Greats, but it’s great to me.  But it did make a brochure that was distributed at Oklahoma … Continue reading →

Is it Paris, or Gotham?  Most of our time in Paris it was overcast, giving a dark feeling to the city.  Is that a large bat perched on yon ediface? Time for a little something to cheer us during the … Continue reading →

Welcome to Mazatlán.   We’re going to explore modes of travel at this tourist site.  That tractor is just the tip of the tropical iceberg, for behind it is a long trailer with lots of benches.  It was this this mode … Continue reading →