Introspection

Freelan Oscar Stanley appeared to be looking at himself in the mirror in the stairway at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado. He seemed to express an air of confidence, satisfaction, accomplishment, benevolence, and perhaps just a touch of mischief. And I have to wonder; of all of those traits, why am I mostContinue reading “Introspection”

Monkey Business

While monkeying around in Estes Park this past summer, we noticed this curious primate precariously perched on the back bumper of a classic car in the aerial tram parking lot. We giggled while I took the photo, and then the thought occurred to me, if his name were George, wouldn’t that be curious? #estespark #classiccarContinue reading “Monkey Business”

Finding the Magic

This photo from a recent visit shows people converging by air, sea, and land at Disney’s Epcot theme park to experience its displays, rides, and cultural exhibits. The exhibits from around the world and in its Future World were captivating, and the rides were great fun, but it was being there together as a familyContinue reading “Finding the Magic”

Fickle, Fine-feathered, Fairweather Friend

It gazed longingly with its piercing blue eyes, but we were not the object of its desires. No, it was food rather than friendship that it sought as we were soon to discover. When the tasty tidbits ran out, without a goodbye or even a thank you, he quickly turned his attention to the nextContinue reading “Fickle, Fine-feathered, Fairweather Friend”

Living River

Hundreds of millions of gallons of water burst forth daily from springs at the head of Florida’s Silver River and gently flow through forested lands teeming with life. During a recent boat tour there, we enjoyed the birds, turtles, alligators, fish, and flora so abundant along its shores and in the water. This particular dayContinue reading “Living River”

Plummeting Pinecone

As we walked and gossiped along a paved trail in the woods this pinecone suddenly plummeted down from somewhere above and thudded onto the ground barely a foot from a bicycler who whizzed by at the same moment. Only inches and milliseconds kept him from receiving a solid knock on the noggin. We were aContinue reading “Plummeting Pinecone”

1500 Posts and Still Seeing Things

Four years and two days ago I started this blog on a whim to share some photos of the things I see and imagine. I had no idea that it would last this long, but as long as I continue seeing things that capture the imagination I will keep on posting blogs about the magicContinue reading “1500 Posts and Still Seeing Things”

Shadows of Reflection

Once again direct light and reflected light cast two different shadows on the wall of the same object on the buffet cabinet. This time it’s the shadows of Madam Owl in her Halloween best with a pumpkin candle by her foot and the nearby gourd laughing merrily at the sight. What a hoot! #shadows #reflectionContinue reading “Shadows of Reflection”