September 3, 2024 This park is about a 45-minute drive from Palm Springs. I spent over 4 hours driving around and taking lots of pictures. There were some excellent views, and I really enjoyed myself. Continue reading Joshua Tree National Park
The museum displays aircraft from WWII, Korea, and Vietnam.Even though it was very tight, you could enter a B-17.There were five small hangars, one of which housed an F-117 Stealth Bomber, and some aircraft outside. Continue reading Palm Springs Air Museum
September 1, 2024 First outing of the vacation. Continue reading Palm Springs Art Museum
I got up earlier than I normally do on a Saturday and went to Triple Creek Park to take some pictures with the fog. Some of the pictures the fog was just to great so it was cool to see in person but didn’t translate through the lens, and was made worse when I tried to edit them, lol. One really cool thing were all the spider webs I saw on the trail, there were a lot of them. Continue reading Foggy Morning Stroll
About a year ago, The Cincinnati Photography Group had a meetup on taking pictures with your cellphone. Now I have in the past been a strong opponent of cell phones being classified as cameras. But they have gotten better in the last few years or so and I decided to call a truce and check this class out to see if there was something I could learn. I did learn that in a pinch, my iphone will suffice if I work at it. It will never replace my DSLR, I will never stop being a purist and my main body … Continue reading Smart Phone Shoot
Took some flower shots out in the yard this afternoon. Continue reading Random yard shots
Playing around with my action figure, a pile of snow that was plowed off the parking lot at work, and of course my camera! Continue reading Wait a second, I don’t think this is Hoth….
Back in September I got these few shots at this vineyard while at an art show. It’s a very tranquil place, almost a shame it’s not a nearby park as I could see myself chillin’ out there often. https://www.vinokletwines.com/ Continue reading Vinoklet Winery
July 31, 2021 Stopped at this park on my last trip to Maryland. Fort Howard Park’s historical significance is its connection with the largest invasion of the United States in history on the morning of September 12, 1814. The British had landed about seven thousand men near the site that later became Fort Howard, as a part of a campaign to capture and burn Baltimore. In coordination with their navy’s bombardment of Fort McHenry, the British troops were to march up Patapsco Neck and capture Baltimore from the east. But the British advance was first demoralized when American sharpshooters Daniel … Continue reading Fort Howard Park
June 26, 2021 Another Trip to the zoo. Continue reading Cincinnati Zoo
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