Pink Hibiscus
Like many homeowners, I went through a phase (albeit short) where I tried to convert my backyard into a lush garden, complete with colorful flowers, a small fountain, and anything…
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Fresh Spring Onions
Farmers markets are kind of like garage sales for cooks. People wander around, looking at tables full of merchandise, looking for just the right bargain. Most people seem to look…
Read MoreA Vargo’s Peacock
Many years ago, a certain young lady I know well was proposed to by this certain young man. We’ve been married for twenty five years now and it all started…
Read MoreA Patient Gator
Alligators are very patient. They have to be. More times than not, they have to wait for dinner to get close enough to pounce on their unsuspecting prey. Sure, alligators…
Read MoreHay Bales at Sunset
For the past few years, I’ve seen these large hay bales out during the fall. I’ve wanted to take a few photos at sunset, but never seemed to have the…
Read MoreThe Red Gate
There is something inviting about a gate, a portal into a new space that is longing to be investigated and explored. If it’s a solid gate, there’s a sense of…
Read MoreA Captive Sunrise
Sometimes a different viewpoint of the same subject can be just as interesting, but in a different way. This sunrise, framed by the Pensacola Beach Fishing Pier, was shot moments before…
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Happy Easter
Easter informally marks the beginning of Spring. A time of color, the promise of warmer days and sunshine. But for Christians, it’s a celebration of the resurrection our savior, Jesus Christ….
Read MoreThe Swamp Tree
Brazos Bend State Park is a great place to visit, but you don’t want to live there. It’s a protected wetlands, complete with swamps, marshes and all the animals that…
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