Yup. A duck. Click him to see the big version.
Category: Photography
New Orleans, Late February, 2007
I just uploaded 88 photos from a trip my brother, his fiance and I took to New Orleans back in February of this year. Our first day there Dad (who lives just north of Lake Pontchartrain), took us on a tour of the parts of the city which were destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Or damaged by the hurricane and destroyed by the incompetence of elected officials all the way up and down the chain of command. I guess how you look at it depends on how forgiving you are feeling at any given moment.
Note that these photos were taken eighteen months after the hurricane hit. For those of my readers who are familiar with Grand Rapids, Michigan, imagine Kentwood with an eight foot high-water mark on every house.
Mardi Gras itself was beautiful, and fun, and something I recommend everyone experience at least once in their lifetime.
Click on the photo to see the rest of the set.
What are YOU looking at?!???
More from Russia
I just uploaded 24 more photos from my trip to Russia in 1994. Click the above photo to see the rest of the set.
That’s me in the front row, in the trench coat and glasses.
Sunrise
I took this one from my front porch on the morning of November 28, 2007. It was very cold. Click the photo to see a larger version.
Again, Alaska 2003
It being a cold, rainy, rotten day, I spent the past hour or so sorting and uploading about 175 photos from a vacation my brother, my mother and I took to Alaska, back in 2003. Click on the above photo to see the thing.
Photos of the Farm
I just posted about a dozen photos of the farm, and the drive back up to Grand Rapids. Click on the photo to see them.
Saugatuck State Park
Click on the above image to see photos taken yesterday, during a walk through Saugatuck State Park. Our first walk in a month. Also, one of the first sunny Sundays this fall.
Butterflies
I just uploaded about thirty photos from a trip Cynthia and I took to the Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park, back in early March of 2007.
O God It Burns, The Last Harvest
I just harvested the last of my hot peppers for the year. All in all, it was a very successful season. I have over a dozen bags full of delicious pain in the freezer. I think this year I will experiment with making my own hot sauce.