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Here it is again.  That “seasoned” time of the year in which we find our five senses quickened by continual flashes of nostalgia, and the smell of  gramma’s pie baking in the oven. For many, the sights, sounds and smells from October thru December provide a rich backdrop for plucking new memories -and recalling old [...]

I’ve spent a lot of time in the studio lately – lots of commercial/catalog work… This project was for an importer of hand-made, specialty weapons and gear for an Indonesian/Philipino style of martial arts. Even if these are primarily used for practice, these things were very sharp, very heavy and could inflict the serous kind [...]

Well, this has been an interesting year so far for advancements in camera technology. In the commercially available side of things, we are seeing a number of, I’ll go ahead and say it – -Revolutionary– advancements in the technology of digital imaging. Larger sensor means new tricks! Many compact “consumer” cameras are now being designed [...]

this caught my eye while walking in downtown Austin -

heh, well, that’s actually not true…there’s PLENTY of water to swim in here in Austin. Barton Springs runs a clear and cold 68 degrees every day/night of the year. Here’s a few shots of some recent work I did for a well-known builder of custom pools here in central Texas.

Maya and I were riding our bikes around the neigborhood a couple of months ago and found a hiddlen little treasure -a pristine meadow, (mostly) untouched by human (or vehicular) traffic. There are all sorts of flowers, trees, animals, bugs, butterflies, etc.  It is truly secluded and free from foot (or car) traffic other than [...]