My wife and I celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary in San Francisco. We stayed in beautiful bed and breakfast inns. But my one of my most favorite times was to hike through Yosemite where Ansel Adams often worked. This extremely old burned redwood appealed to my rangefinder 35mm film camera, loaded with black and white film.

I don't know why I like to photograph cats so much? Perhaps it's because they are so photogenic on the one hand, and because you just can't pose em on the other?

My wife and I visited the Smithonian Institute in Washington DC. This butterfly caught my attention while we were visiting the Museum of Natural History.

While looking back at some of Ashley and Rich's August 2007 wedding images, this flower caught my interest as a great subject to artistically enhance!

A festive Christmas holiday season wouldn't be complete without a fireplace and a Christmas tree.

There's a little road side store near my home that puts out decorations for sale every winter. This year I finally found some time to stop by.

During the summer, I tried to make a point to take some time out and make some personal images. Here's one that I found one evening after dinner.

Achieving vibrant colors can sometimes be an issue in digital photography. I was working on optimizing natural chromatic red and blue colors as I captured these flower images.