Kent City
The drive to Kent City, taking Fruit Ridge Avenue north from I-96, is pretty. Orchards. Farms. Rolling hills. And Kent […]
Sparta
This weekend I visited another small town in West Michigan: Sparta. (I can’t help but hear the name spat out […]
Saranac Village
Until this weekend, I’d gone by Saranac a bunch of times, while driving between Lowell and Ionia. And I’d biked […]
Village of Middleville
If you’re willing to be “evidence-driven” you’ll find yourself being taken in directions you did not expect. I find that […]
Belding
This Saturday I decided to go to Belding, Michigan, to photograph. It’s a town of about 6,000 people, a half […]
Coopersville in Polaroid
This weekend I went to Coopersville, Michigan, to photograph. It was very quiet there late morning. There is the historic […]
That 70s Look
One of the things that I associate with the 1970s is Polaroid cameras. I remember both the peel-off film and […]
Port Sheldon
For a long time I’ve been curious about Port Sheldon-West Olive area on Lake Michigan between Grand Haven and Holland. […]
Pond Before the Rain
Last week I was on vacation. I expected to do a lot of photography. Then we got a version of […]
Beltline Views
This weekend I did a couple of updates on my Mavic Pro drone and then took it out for a […]
Downtown from the Air
Saturday evening I flew my Mavic Pro drone from the Belknap Lookout neighborhood. I processed them, as I have a […]
Double Visions
This weekend I photographed in downtown Grand Rapids. There were people walking around or zooming around on the little electric […]
Memorials
This weekend I photographed parts of the Pilgrim Home Cemetery in Holland, Michigan, on 16th Street. The light was strong, […]
New Addition
I think that this is the first dog themed post for me, though I’d have to look back a while […]
Over the Top Colors
On Saturday, I spent some time photographing in the Eastown neighborhood in Grand Rapids. It’s got small shops, restaurants, small […]
Meanwhile in Flatland
This week I got out my DJI Mavic Pro for the first time in about 10 months. After charging all […]
Lowell Scenes
Saturday late morning and early afternoon were gorgeous. Bright sunshine, with just the right mix of clouds. Just cool enough […]
Other Worldly?
When we look at nature straight up it can seem beautiful, bland, familiar, ugly, particularly when it’s the “nature” we […]
Water Music
“Water Music” is a reference to Handel’s collection of suites written for George I in the early 1700s, the king […]
Signs of Spring
A ground hog in a tree, eating the spring flowers on the branches, with a bunny on the ground stretching […]
No Ordinary Light 
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