Them Bones…

A Heated Game of Dominoes in Trinidad, Cuba

Carrousel Palace 1900 Donostia, Spain

New Havana photo

This is the new photo I shot in Havana that I am replacing the one I already sold in the Art Gallery. It’s a building across the street from the Rafael Trejo Boxing Gymnasium.

Gallery Opening Preparation

It’s been hectic and exciting getting ready for the Gallery opening.  I had six photographs that I took in Cuba for the Gallery but last week I made a sale.  It was a 20 x 30 photograph I took at sunrise on the roof of a hotel in Old Havana. This one. So now I

Changes

Hello, it’s the time for changes. On May 3, 2012 I retired from my job as a social worker for the County of San Diego, after 18.90 years. Beginning immediately I am expanding my photography and design business and will be more actively blogging and creating. Something I have always loved is to travel and

At the Moment

As it always is, my work is a reflection of my inner workings. This is now (more elaboration to come)

Sunday Morning…

One more

Another…

A New Creature

These are drawn on the iPad. It is much looser than when I use pen and paper, a bit more painterly. It forces me to loosen up. I like them.

Mandy and Corey @ the Oceanside Pier

  I took this picture of my daughter (Mandy) and son-in-law (Corey) the week before Corey deployed to Afghanistan.  They are both exceptional people and I am very proud of both of them.

Symphonic Delight

Mendocino Bloom

I found this beautiful flower in the backyard of an inn we stayed at in Mendocino, called The Seagull Inn.  They have created their own Secret Garden.  Exquisite…

Hammock Baby – Cabo San Lucas

Mexican Shrimper in Mazatlan

Solitude

Last Castle Standing

Conchita in Sarasota

One Cold and Early Morning in New Bedford

I took this photo at the same time I took the previous one of the flowers.  I like the lighting and the feel of it, at times peaceful, at times lonely…

For Nana Teddy

These were the flowers given to my mother from a close friend when her mother, my “Great Grand Nana Teddy” (that was the title she suggested my children address her with) died.  Even though they shortened it to “Nana Teddy’, she was indeed grand and I have been missing her a lot lately…