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Once upon a time I was a professional photographer.  Back in the days of film, and actual composition.  I was also a Certified Photographic Counselor, by the Photo Marketing Association.  So. every now and again I like to pass along … Read more >

This dog has such good self control, and the look in his eyes say it all:

This weekend I was in my shop and made this pen: It’s not my usual photo set up and the lighting is bad, but you can see that the highlite of this pen is a Thin Red Line. I know … Read more >

So much has happened, and most of it has not been good in the world, especially with the murder of 59 people in Las Vegas, that I forgot to mention something good.  Really good.  And, it came out of something … Read more >

So sad to have two great ladies, Peggy Levine, and Toni Thompson, both pass away this past week.  Both loved their families and their communities and were role models on how to make the world a better place.  For those … Read more >

Just wanted to write a quick note to remind everyone, certainly anyone close to my age (58), to consider attending the Falls Prevention workshop that is coming up.  It is a major issue and so many refuse to acknowledge how … Read more >

How has this year flown by so fast?  Started the year with an evacuation, actually had to evacuate 3 times this year.  (Once from my home, twice from the office here)  Then summer came on like a blow torch.  It … Read more >

KEIZER, Oregon—Leave it to minor league baseball to turn a once in a lifetime occurrence into a promotion. Leave it to someone like me to spend time seeing a once a lifetime occurrence at a place like a ball park. … Read more >

My apologies for not writing sooner, but I sure had a great time at the Nevada County Fair this year.  And a big reason why was our station’s involvement with the Junior Livestock Auction on Sunday morning.  Many thanks to … Read more >

Just a quick note to say thanks to everyone that came by the KNCO Gazebo and said Hi!  I really appreciate the time we can finally meet face to face, and the input on what’s working and not working. The … Read more >