Roads less traveled
Here’s some new pinhole photos from my wandering last week. I spent some time driving the country roads in the hills west of Madison. It reminded me of m...
Category: Wisconsin
John Muir in Wisconsin
John Muir is probably the best friend mother nature ever had. The legendary man has been called the father of our National Parks and was the founder and first p...
Pinhole Tribute to Governor Gaylord Nelson
This week’s project was a test of infrared film in a pinhole camera and a photo tribute to Earth Day founder Governor Gaylord Nelson. Governor Nelson Stat...
Passage of Time
On top of Frederick’s Hill in Pheasant Branch Conservancy there are several Indian burial mounds. The reason this location was chosen by the Native Americ...
Some “Insta-CAMeron” photos from Leopold’s Shack
What do you do while waiting around for 30 minute pinhole exposures? A lot of thinking and some wandering around discovering new photos to take with your cell p...
Aldo Leopold’s “Shack”
Aldo Leopold’s “Shack” near Baraboo is like holy ground for an environmentalist. This small cabin in the woods is where he and his family spen...