Did you see the Yosemite cam at sunset this evening? If not, here’s what you missed.

This is Lady Sierra at her finest!!

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Here’s another picture from Pets last Monday. I decided to do this one as a black and white because I thought it gave the image a more mystical look. The black and white also made the bridge stand out more.

Petrifying Spring Park, Kenosha WI

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Wind Point Lighthouse, lake Michigan, Racine WI

This image was made by taking 3 horizontal pictures and stitching them together vertically. This allowed me to shoot the lighthouse at closer range and create a perspective that looks much more natural that what you get with a wide angle lens. To read more about this image, see my post on SBDigitalArts: The Art of Visualization

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With the third anniversary of Tammy’s death coming up next week, I’ve been thinking a lot about her lately. ‘Cause even though I’m very happy with my life now and love Lynne so much, I still miss Tammy an awful lot.

One of the things I miss most is hearing her stories about going to Grateful Dead shows. The drive to the show, the scene in the parking lot and then the show itself. I can imagine Tammy dancing and spinning to the grooves of the music and see the smile on her face.

The songwriter Jim Page has a great song that captures that scene so well, and when I hear it, I’m reminded of the stories Tammy use to tell me. The song is called “Going Down to Eugene” and here’s a video of Jim Page performing it.

Just a note here, the song itself doesn’t start until 4 minutes into the video, but the first 4 minutes are pretty cool as Jim is improvising lyrics to what’s happening out in the audience and then at minute 3 he tells a little about the song.

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