What do i “see,” or fail to see, within my frame of reference? What do i include or exclude from consideration? What may be revealed to me if i choose to add or remove a filter, or to step back a hundred feet or forward a few, or turn this way or that way, as i encounter life minute to minute? What […]
Monthly Archives: August 2016
Friday flowers; and iPhone camera part two
One must “practice” to “learn” the attributes, limitations, possibilities, and handling properties of any new tool. (click photograph for larger view) iPhone 6S
About those iPhones
So I phonally acquired one a dem dare “smart” phones. I could say a whole lot about the damn thing; how the $5 Runtastic Cycling App synchs with my $30 heart rate monitor and maps and charts my cycling runs; or how I’m re-enjoying “my music” while cycling. or… oh hell you long-time-users already know all this. So […]
One of those nights
when I look up and feel wonder; and quite small and alone as I bathe in the moonlight (click photograph for larger view) Leica M, 350 mm Telyt – R
Friday. A flower.
just outside our back door standing in the rain Leica M, 100 mm Macro Apo Elmarit – R
Little Free Libraries
The Little Free Library movement started in 2009, when Todd Bol of Hudson, Wisconsin, built a model of a one room schoolhouse and filled it with books. You can read more of this history here. You can also find a map of all the “registered” Little Libraries; plans to build one; ready mades; et al. While cycling, and/or […]
Summer sunset cycling
Last evening I pedaled into Cedarburg and North on the InterUrban trail. About 6 miles into the ride, along the bike trail, I found EDEN and LAuren set up and vending their “RaNDOM Things.” Of course I had to stop and browse their selections and ended up purchasing the bracelet and multicolored pen; which you see […]
Friday… a flower
(click photograph for larger view) Leica M, 60 mm Macro Elmarit – R
The pace of discovery
The pace of walking and cycling encourages us to take in the sights, sounds and smells around us. This deeper encounter with our environment provides one of the many pleasures of biking, walking, canoeing and kayaking. (click photograph for larger view) Last Tuesday I took a new route/road on the bike. The way the corn rows appeared […]