Fort De Soto park consists of five interconnected islands, which are home to beach plants, mangroves, wetlands, palm hammocks, hardwoods … Read More

If you had wandered through Hoyt Park yesterday, you might have seen us staging this photo. Rest assured that no … Read More

The Blue Chair Project (a.k.a. Chairish The Moments) found its way to Wisconsin Avenue late last night. Siri, a coworker who … Read More

The AC Hotel in downtown Madison has one of the best views of the capitol dome, from the ninth floor … Read More

Anne wanted to do her portrait at the Tenney locks breakwater, with the blue chair (and her wine) teetering on the edge. We got plenty of quizzical looks and a few comments from passersby. … Read More

Surprised to find a raptor biologist and an owl in a used bookstore? How fortunate that my Blue Chair was in the car. … Read More

Betsy is the first volunteer subject in my Blue Chair Project. … Read More

I intend to haul this chair all over creation, photographing people in random locations where you would never expect to find such piece of furniture.… Read More

You meet the nicest people (and pooches) at sunrise on Cadillac Mountain.

Public landing in Sommesville, Maine

I had no intention of crossing the wobbly improvised bridge over the Kenduskeag Stream in Bangor, Maine. Yet, I thought my … Read More

Between Acadia and St. Sauveur mountains in Acadia National Park, you’ll find Man o’ War Brook, which empties into Sommes … Read More

Look closely at the bow of the bright red lobster boat, moored at Bartlett’s Landing near Pretty Marsh, Maine.