Postcards

El Capitan Lookout

The Scones Tour

London: Science Museum

Gladstone’s Library

Lake District: Wray Cottage

I’ve always been drawn to this house on Red Bank Road. Years later I realized it looked similar painting by Carrington.

Lake District: Elterwater to Grasmere

A nearly solitary walk from Elterwater to Grasmere.

Lake District: Langdale Pikes

Oregon Coast Highway

When I think of the ocean, this is what I imagine.

Brooklyn: Prospect Park

After coffee and croissants at Cafe Martin, we spent three hours wandering through Prospect Park, enjoying a perfectly clear blue autumn sky and the fall foliage for which New England is famous. The light! Now, back in Austin all I see are drippy gray skies and dull green. The temperatures were in the mid-70s, a bit warm for Brooklyn for the beginning of November.

Leadville

It’s all downhill from here.

Journey or Destination

Every photograph is a mini-destination, a momentary stopping point frozen in time. Thoughts on two scenes on Ruta 9 headed toward Puerta Natales, Chile.

Patagonia: Torres del Paine

To the theme of Hokusai’s One Hundred Views of Mt. Fuji.

photo: Torres del Paine

Patagonia: Torres Del Paine Q Circuit

Some good info on this hike:Backpack the Q Circuit

Patagonia: Monte Almirante Nieto

Early snowfall on Almirante Nieto. We are just about to enter the Parque Nacional Torres del Paine after a long, bumpy, dusty bus ride. Note: “Almirante Nieto was the first mountain climbed in Torres del Paine park in 1937 by German climbers Hans Teufel and Stefan Zuck, of the Bavarian Mountain Club. These brave explorers reached the summit east, by climbing the northeast edge in front of the three Towers

Patagonia: Strait of Magellan

The colors in the fading daylight were intense, the land bathed in gold and the choppy waters of the strait a steely, glinting gunmetal gray.