People & Places Archive

0August 24, 2010
POD – Scott’s Fence

One of the stops on our western swing, dubbed “Olliepalooza,” was Idaho Falls. This fence was built by my father...
0July 06, 2010
Nicaragua Surf

Surfer caught atop a wave in Nicaragua by photographer Shelbi Randenberg. Beautiful shot.
2April 06, 2010
Haiti – Pearl of the Antilles – by Chappy Rago

Article and photos by photojournalist and humanitarian Chappy Rago: “My boots are still caked in the dust and debris of...
0March 31, 2010
POD – Boys at Newseum

Snapped this shot with the iPhone in the Newseum a few days ago. I love the thick colors and the...
0February 19, 2010
POD – Still Snow

Since we’re still digging ourselves out from the recent snowstorms, I thought it only appropriate to continue to put up...
1February 11, 2010
POD – The Cavalry Arrives!!

At long last, they’re here to save us from a slow and melty demise!! Hoorah! More...
0February 09, 2010
POD – Capitol Building in Snow

This massive winter storm left behind some beautiful scenes here in the nation’s capital. More photos at the link below.
0January 27, 2010
POD – Mexican Men With Hats

I’ve been going through some old photos lately. This one stood out. I took it in a small Mexican town...
0January 26, 2010
POD – Robin’s Got Sol

Yesterday was R’s birthday. So, we took the afternoon and hit a local museum. After an uncomfortable run-in with one...
0January 19, 2010
POD – Signspotting – No Fires

Spotted over the weekend. Perhaps they should think about changing the name of “fireplace” to “nofireplace.” Just a thought.

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