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.

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

Accordion player at the embarcadero in Guanajuato Mexico.

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

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

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

Shirley, my mother in law, fell and broke her hip in 2018. This photo was made during her hospital stay in San Miguel de Allende.

Mexico loves a parade! This was taken at the annual Pride Parade in Morelia, Michoacán.

The Old Man and the Sea - Point Defiance Park, Tacoma Washington

Callejón del Romance in Morelia, Michoacan. 1 photo

Snoozing church cat on stacked plastic chairs.

The Oasis is a quintessential tourist trap and sunset venue on Lake Travis near Austin, Texas.

A free range human among the herbs and flowers at the weekly Tacoma Farmer's Market.

One of the Los Locos who stepped out of his parade to see why our bus was stuck and unable to move down this narrow street.

Dinner with friends in San Miguel de Allende.

Queen of the party in her new quinceañera dress.

Visits to the Veterans Administration for health care for my mother in law were difficult even on a good day. We often took a sort of refuge

Snail portrait.