Category: travel
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My One Regret
Traveling and experiencing new places is something that I have always enjoyed. My one regret is that my furthest adventure to Vienna, Austria for a total of 5,596 miles from my then home of Houston, Texas, also happened 10 years before I discovered the delight of photography. I simply did not understand what the hubbub…
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Hung Out to Dry
It must have been wash day in Florence, Italy. Towels were hung out to dry in the open air. One Word Sunday – Wash/Washed/Washing
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Darkness to Light
On my latest trip to Wyoming, I watched the change from darkness to light along the Snowy Range Byway (Hwy. 130) just outside of Saratoga, Wyoming. Morning person that I am, I quietly sneaked out the door before sunrise while my hubby slept in a little longer. Looks rather pleasant and not at all treacherous…
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Soar Across the Sky
With a range of 7000 miles and a cruise speed of 565 mph, the Dassault Falcon 7X above is built to soar across the sky, over land and oceans. While waiting inside the hangar before takeoff, below is the view through the open hangar doors from Shively Field (KSAA) in Saratoga, Wyoming. About a minute…
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The American West
Just got back home after spending a few days in the beauty of the American West and more specifically, on the edge of Medicine Bow National Forest in Saratoga, Wyoming. On Easter Sunday, we drove up the Snowy Range Scenic Byway as far as we could without a snow mobile before turning back. On the…
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The Old and the New
Skyline of Louisville, Kentucky brings architecture of the old and the new buildings together. “Architecture should speak of its time and place,but yearn for timelessness.” Frank Gehry
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From the Inside and Out
Originally built in 1864 by Christian missionaries, Palapala Ho’omau Church in Kipahulu, Maui still stands today. Though the building has been restored, some of the original pews sit inside. The stained glass window of Jesus Christ is magnificent and I was not able to do it justice with the photo below. This is a tremendous…
