Before you look at me in that tone of voice, it was only with a camera! A few years back my best friend was getting married and asked me to officiate the wedding (I'm an ordained minister of the Universal

Back in June some keyboard warriors announced that they were a militia and were coming to Louisville to take the city back. Needless to say, this got people a little excited and tensions were high on the

One of my favorite places in all of the United States is Canyonlands National Park near Moab, Utah. Canyonlands is divided into three sections, Island in the Sky (which is what this post is about), Needles,

Back at the end of May I was wandering around downtown Louisville in search of protests and police when I took this shot. I'd been playing the 'follow the helicopter' game to try and find where things

The Ohio River serves as the northern border of both Louisville and Kentucky, given the amount of traffic that passes through here that means there's a lot of bridges (I think 9 currently here in the metro

2020 has been one hell of a year and it still has a couple months to go! These photos are from the last time the Ohio River got out of its banks good here, back in 2018, but I feel like they're representative

I don't ordinarily post much that falls into the abstract category but I have a soft spot for reflections. Windows, water, it doesn't really matter to me what is doing the reflecting but it almost always

The weather has taken a turn for the cooler side lately here in Kentucky, it is really starting to feel like fall around here. This morning it was a chilly 37 degrees ( that's about 3 degrees for you celsius

I've spent a good deal of time this year sticking my camera in cops' faces. Most of these photos fall into one of two rough categories, either silly/funny/strange or creepy/sinister. I don't feel like

Hive has been having some hiccups lately, no? I'm assuming that it is related to the hard fork and all the fun that generally goes with that but I have no confirmation on that. Any of y'all having

I have seen more butterflies fluttering about this year than I have in a long time. I don't know if there's more of them this year, I'm outside/noticing them more, or just around more plants they like

I have spent a lot of time this year sticking my camera in cops faces, so along the way I've collected some interesting photos of police so I thought I would share a few. LMPD decided to jump on the

On the third day of protests here LMPD had completely blocked Bardstown Road to stop a march, and just behind the line of cops in riot gear was an unmarked black Ford Transit van. I'd approached the police

"Formation Halt" I was listening to Blitzen Trapper's new album over the weekend and one track, 'Hazy Morning' (below) has stuck with me. This post's title is a lyric from that song and what

I found myself scrolling through photos from years past today, wound up playing with a few from my trip out to Santa Fe a few years ago. Santa Fe is the second oldest city in the United States and the

Photo from the "Out of the Bars and into the Streets" protests (it was a march made up in considerable part by musicians, they played a few songs at the end before a severe thunderstorm put an

I figured I'd spare y'all from more of my pontificating for a bit so I dug through some of my older photos instead. A few years back I drove down Highway 101 from where it starts in Washington to Florence,

I was reading a NY Times article about the recent uptick in homicides and one of the people they interviewed was saying a sense of "There is no tomorrow" was partially responsible. I was struck

Downtown Louisville on a winter day, as seen from the Falls of the Ohio State Park in Indiana. When the river isn't up it's a great place to go run around and play with cameras. You never know what you're

Any time stress starts to get to me my first reaction is to head to some woods where I won't have to deal with people for a bit. There's just something about the stillness and isolation of being in the