For the Lexington Avenue exit.
Kaylee
Rings
Our wedding rings.
Shoobie
Mochi cake
With mascarpone cheese, mango sauce, and fresh strawberries. At Tweets, in Edison, WA.
My brother
Unruly
Still life with fruit
Turn of head
Stu Shiffman
Sarah in the sun
Suzzallo globe
In the Suzzallo Library of the University of Washington.
Seattle Public Library
Walrus at the Arctic Club
Alan Rosenthal
At Artcon, a celebration of our mutual friend Art Widner’s 90th birthday. Gualala, California.
Rothko line by the California shore
This was taken along the most northerly stretch of California’s State Highway 1, also known as the Pacific Coast Highway. At the top you see a gradient of clouds. At the bottom, the sea. And just in-between, a flash of sunlight, on the horizon.
Bus rider
Art Deco detailing in Pioneer Square
115 S Jackson St, Seattle.
Couple in Occidental Square
Central Washington University
The wind was blowing very strongly.
Face
At the Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle.
Bark ‘Europa’
The bark Europa, on Lake Union for a Tall Ships festival.
Mt Shasta
Taken from the side of Interstate 5, near Weed Airport.
Sarah on the couch
A bit noisy, but taken with my first ever digital camera, a Kodak DC4800. It’s how I remember it in my mind, so I might as well leave it as it is.
Ljusgloben
Ljusgloben means “light-globe.” In Storkyrkan, the old cathedral of Stockholm.
Centralen
The Central train station in Stockholm. So, the crossroads of a country.
Långban Monet
Martina
I’m guessing Martina would be embarrassed by this now, but this is what she looked like when Ulrika and I visited.
A wall in Nora
Nyhavn
In central Copenhagen.
Tucked away in Copenhagen
Somewhere off of Strøget.
Gear
At the Oakland Musum of California.
Well-loved Frisbee
Chewed on by our dog, Sarah. Among my earliest digital pics — this was taken on only the second day of having the Kodak DC4800.
The Padre
The officiant of a friend’s wedding.
Terry on Halloween
At a party.
Blue moon
A literal blue moon — the second full moon of a calendar month. This was taken from a parking lot located where Sunset Blvd empties out onto Pacific Coast Highway. (I would call it Pacific Palisades, but it’s in the city limits of Los Angeles.)
