Low Tide at the Ogunquit River

Low Tide at the Ogunquit River

Saturday, January 30, 2010

A near disaster at Elowah Falls in Oregon

Elowah Falls, John B. Yeon State Park, Oregon
While on assignment at the Hanford site ( think Manhatten Project) in the 1990's, I traveled throughout the Northwest in search of beauty and grandeur. After a short hike at the John B. Yeon State Park along the Columbia Gorge in Oregon, I came upon the Elowah Falls. Then misfortune struck--I tripped and my camera was totally immersed. A total loss. But all was not lost--I kept a back-up camera and extra film (in those days) in my car. I had to get the shot. So down the mountain I went, and up the mountain again. I will never forget that.

Friday, January 29, 2010

Ongoing Exhibitions at Tallman Eye Associates

At a Snail's Pace -- Ogunquit Beach
To provide a unique "visual experience", there are ongoing photographic exhibitions at Tallman Eye Associates offices located in Lawrence, Massachusetts and Salem, New Hampshire.
You probably get the idea here--you seek to improve your vision with glasses, contact lenses, and expert medical advice, and then--voila! you see some beautiful images. I thought it was a good idea to display photos there, and so did my ophthalmologist.
Oh yes, I know you are wondering--you can purchase photos right off the wall.

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Flying high over the Grand Canyon














This is not your ordinary view of the Grand Canyon. You have to fly in a helicopter to capture this view! This flight is not for the faint of heart. It was a late afternoon flight with the sun low on the horizon. The Colorado River is in the background.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Ogunquit Beach

Hello Again,



Here is one of my favorite places! I spend a lot of time here walking the Footbridge Beach and the Marginal Way. Each season has its own unique views. There is always more to see at Ogunquit.



Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Grand Canyon

Greetings to All:

Here is the first of several slide shows to follow soon. The first slide show is Grand Canyon.