Where I Stand #2

The second in a series, from the steps of Bishop's Castle, Rye Colorado, Jan 9, 2010.

Where I Stand #1

This is the first in a series of photos called "Where I Stand". Since most of our travels start from home, this first shot is in my house. Other shots will be from various places I travel to for fun or business.

They won't tell much about the location, but you can tell a lot from just seeing "where I stand".

and now for something completely different...

Here's my tribute to Les Paul who died last week at the age of 94. This photo was taken at the Iridium Jazz Club in midtown Manhattan in June, 2007. I only met him briefly while he posed for my photos, but what a warm, engaging man he was. We've lost a true genius, the inventor of the electric guitar, multi-track recording, tape looping, and other innovations. I think he was an underrated guitar player as well. RIP Les Paul.

After the Gold Rush

These photos, part of my non-fiction story "The Time Machine in My Garage", are from my visit to the past in Silverton Colorado. In the photo above, you can see the town of Silverton in the reflection of the locomotive's headlight. Is it 1993 or 1923? Hard to tell but you can click on the photo to get a closer look.

The top photo is the Model T Ford that I photographed as it rushed to meet the train pulling into the Silverton Station from Durango.

Picture of the Day

Model: Cecilia

Festival San Sebastien, Puerto Rico