Dudes looking kinda macho . . . except for the flowers. Seattle Washington. March 2005.

We were so tired this day. I think we had walked every inch of the National Mall in Washington DC.

Maypole dancers at the Texas Renaissance Festival. Plantersville, Texas. October 2004.

Sammy, the jet powered Jack Russell, waiting for the frisbee toss.

Portrait with cat. Dripping Springs, Texas. Winter 2005

One of the things that charms me about Mexico is the proliferation of street musicians. This gentleman got on the city bus to sing for us.

Sweeping the city clean with a palm frond. El Jardín, Guanajuato Mexico, January 2004.

Napping while holding hands with a cat. . . or holding paws with a human.

Accordion player at the embarcadero in Guanajuato Mexico.

My mom and dad. They came to see me and I took some portraits of them in the park near my apartment with my (even then) ancient Olympus 35mm

File this under "weird stuff you find at the beach." Encountered this refugee from the Isle of Broken Toys while we were surf kayaking

The ease of play as a child is something many of us lose as we age. This little girl was having a blast with nothing more to entertain her t

Another of my "early works." My sister reluctantly posing for her Easter Sunday portrait. Floresville, Texas. 1973ish.

Black and white portrait of my wife. City O City Coffee, Denver Colorado.

The reigning queen of the house, Princess Peach Pie is now an elder stateswoman. Even as an aging kitty, she remains beautiful.

I think my sister was about four when I took this. I got in trouble for getting my dad's camera wet about 10 minutes later.

It isn't every day you see a 15th Century minstrel talking on a cell phone. . . unless you are visiting Guanajuato, Mexico.

Black carving with milagros, the small silver charms that cover the carving. Milagros are traditionally used for healing or thanksgiving for

Another of my "early works" taken when my sister turned three at Huntsville State Park. August 1973.

The GuadalupeArts District is filled with beautiful murals created by a variety of street artists. Take a tour with Colleen Sorenson . . .