Reducing the Reading Pile
Must Read Silver Bay by Jojo Moyes Yet another winner from Jojo Moyes. She has a fantastic voice that keeps the reader engaged throughout the story. More importantly, she is […]
Monthly Archives: June 2014
Scenes from Palouse, Washington – Life on the Farm
While the Palouse Region is most known for its colorful, rolling wheat fields, there is life begging to be captured beyond what is growing in the ground. I was […]
Scenes from Palouse, Washington – The Fields
Last weekend, I was out in Eastern Washington on the Idaho border in a landscape photographer’s paradise. Collectively, the area is called the Palouse region, and is about a 5 […]
Summer Drinks: Cucumber Lime Spritzer
Here’s the third drink in my summer series… When I think about how I didn’t like cucumbers when I was a kid, I can’t believe it. I think they are […]
Wandering Around Seattle Center
The site of the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair, Seattle Center used to be a place to go for the panoramic city views from the top of the Space Needle or […]
Space Needle Reflections
When visiting family in Seattle, I decided I wanted to challenge myself photographically to take a photo of the city’s most iconic landmark. The only rule was that I could […]
London Photography
I love London. And even if I am only there for a short 27 hours for exploring, I try to do as much as I can. Fortunately, I’ve done most […]
A Week in Belgium: WWI Centennial in Flanders Fields
For this “Week in Belgium” series, I have already talked about the three popular destinations of Brussels, Bruges, and Ghent. While they are great destinations, interestingly, the actual inspiration for […]
A Week in Belgium: Ghent
Ghent was by far my favorite city of the week. It had all the charm of Bruges without the crowds. That’s all you need to know. Just kidding, I’ll tell […]
A Week in Belgium: Bruges
Bruges is a “can’t miss” stop on a tour of Europe. Nicknamed the “Venice of the north” for it’s cute 900 year old canal system and historic buildings, Bruges encourages […]
