The Evening Glow
Sunsets come in several stages. First you have the big orange ball above the horizon. Then you have the actual moment the sun kisses the edge and starts to disappear. Next…
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Hanger Bay One
I’ve been to the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Florida several times, but not with the sole purpose of photography. I had that chance recently and spent the day…
Read MoreThe Long Pier
I enjoy fishing, though I’m not much of a fisherman. If I lived anywhere close to this pier though, that might change. The Pensacola Beach Fishing Pier is 1471 feet…
Read MoreWar Ghosts
It was dark and it had been raining. The others in the area looked like silhouettes against any light you could see in the distance. Then through the trees and crowds, you…
Read MoreNeons and Fountains
It’s no secret that I like cool looking lights and cool looking lights at night are even cooler. Like most amusement parks, the Aquarium Restaurant comes to life at night. The…
Read MoreThe Cancer Maze
Unfortunately, we all know of someone who has battled cancer. Some have won and some have lost. Though more people are winning each year, it’s a battle no one wishes…
Read MoreGenerations
Knowing your family roots and where you come from is important to know where you are going. It gives you a sense of pride and purpose. Purpose in knowing you…
Read MoreTreasure Hunter
It’s a common ritual at many touristy beaches to see someone with a metal detector roaming the shore. They’re usually out in the early morning, before the crowds and the…
Read MoreMecom Rockwell Colonnade and Fountain
A recent walk around the entrance to Hermann Park in Houston brought a few discoveries I hadn’t noticed before. Between the Natural Science Museum and the larger Mecom Fountains, you…
Read MoreVought F4U-1D Corsair
WWII planes have a certain draw to them. They were the first airplanes that people really feared, both in the air and from the ground. Sure, there were planes in…
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