Sun up
Technically sunrise or sun up is described as that moment when the upper limb of the sun appears on the horizon in the morning. At Isenberg it is that moment when the color… Continue reading
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A decade at Isenberg
It has been 10 years since I made my first trip to the Woodbridge Ecological Reserve just west of Lodi. Standing in the gathering darkness thousands of sandhill cranes trumpeted their arrival to… Continue reading
Capital Show
From the cutting-edge Air Force fighter jet to a crop duster launching fireworks to behemoth jet on doomsday alert to a vintage twin engine passenger plane rolling across the sky the California Capital… Continue reading
Days of Thunder
Mather Airport in Sacramento celebrated 100 years of history with the three-day California Capital Airshow featuring the United States Air Force Thunderbirds Air Demonstration Squadron. America’s Ambassadors in Blue, the Thunderbirds perform flight… Continue reading
Light Station
First lit in 1871, the Pigeon Point Lighthouse sits on a rugged outcrop of rocks along the California coast. The 115-foot-high brick tower has weathered through the years and has been closed… Continue reading
Fresnel
On a trip to the Pigeon Point Light Station I got a close-up look at the fresnel lens system that once helped guide wayward ships through dangerous waters. A common 150-watt projection… Continue reading
The road less traveled
To be honest the last thing I want to see on a hike is other hikers. I prefer the lonely less traveled trails. Today’s hike to Mount Diablo’s Olofson Ridge was just the… Continue reading
Pomp and pageantry
You really have to experience a Portuguese bloodless bullfight in person to truly appreciate it. No amount of photos and video can convey the atmosphere of this tradition that has been handed down through… Continue reading
Just outside your front door
I have to admit, the view from my front yard was pretty spectacular as another storm system blew through town. I guess I should think about finding something else to photograph…
Shades of gray
I have to admit I have had a recent fascination with the texture of the storm clouds that brew in the skies above town. The late evening sun has been illuminated the different… Continue reading