Over the decades I’ve pressed my camera shutter many, many times and have amassed a large portfolio of photographs.
My favorites are now available for sale.
Browse through my collections to find one or more to decorate your home or office.
I’ve selected about 50 photos and arranged them into four categories. Prints are available in four sizes: 5×7, 8×10, 11×14 and 13×19 for immediate delivery in USA and Canada.
One of my photos decorating this living room
National Parks Collection
Nature Collection
Travel Collection
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I hope you enjoy browsing through these collections from my portfolio. And a big thank you for your interest.
Last night we enjoyed our last outdoor concert of the summer.
The venue was the well-known Frederick Meijer Garden Amphitheater in Grand Rapids. FMG is the Best Sculpture Garden in the USA and its amphitheater host dozens of concerts during the warm weather.
We luckily secured two tickets to the sold out concert for Alison Krauss and the Union Station. Having been a fan for many years, I was eager to hear her voice in the live.
Below are a few of their songs that I was able to capture.
We were sitting on the lawn more than 50 yards away but my compact camera performed well recording the video at a distance with quite good quality audio. Excuse several focus issues and attendees walking in front of me.
RestlessLet Me Touch You For A WhilePaper AirplaneForget About ItAngel Too CloseGravityBaby Now That I’ve Found YouWish I Still Had You
Alison with a long, warm coat. The temperature was about 50 degrees and she has been used to the warmer weather in more southern venues.
Alison Krauss & Union Station
My granddaughter Ezra and myself on one of the lawn chairs enjoying the concert.
With this concert we’ve left the summer behind, having heard the fabulous voice of Alison Krauss and the talented music of the Union Station. This group really takes bluegrass to the highest level.
Out west there’s still lots of snow in March for an excursion to the slopes. The Lake Tahoe area is surrounded by lots of ski resorts. We took the hour drive from Reno, NV to Truckee, CA at the north end of the lake to visit Northstar.
I gave up skiing a few years ago, but my son and two of our grandkids are still active.
Here they are ready to hit the slopes
March is the tail end of the skiing season but all of the slopes were open.
You can see that with fewer skiers they had the slopes to themselves. They reported that the snow was a little wet but it didn’t stop them at all from enjoying their outing.
When they finally took their skis off, we went looking for a place to eat outdoors.
We found a nice dining area to enjoy the balmy weather
And the grandkids seemed to take to the pleasant temperatures.
Since our son lives in Reno, we’ve often had the chance to visit the areas around Lake Tahoe. The Northstar ski resort is one of them and I have a feeling that we’ll be back again.
