Quarantining

Isolation is upon us. I’m keeping six feet away from my shadow. Everyone’s asking pennies for everyone’s thoughts. Although our mental atmosphere is cluttered, beauty can still be found: An almost-face with two eye-ball clouds hovering over a scene. Speaking of almost-faces, here’s an iconic one: We’re all Castaways now. “Wilson!” I found that faceContinue reading “Quarantining”

The Autumn of Our Content

October, 2019. McClellan Ranch, Cupertino, CA. Autumn colors; blue sky, hazy. Family mini sessions all day Sunday. Too many great images to share. But one stands out right now. I stare and stare at it. I know it’s not the greatest image ever taken. But I secretly believe it is. Photographers are strange that way.Continue reading “The Autumn of Our Content”

Vestiges

Not long ago, Cupertino was a small rural town. Pioneers worked ranches and farms. Orchards and vineyards shaped the landscape. Where the flatland meets the foothills, a small township sprang up. Monta Vista, Cupertino’s first housing tract, was born. Even though Cupertino is now the center of the technology universe, Vestiges of rural and farmingContinue reading “Vestiges”