Rededicated to B&W

A stream along the Boreas Pass Road:


I realized this week that I had three years of unscanned Colorado Photos. Mostly B&W. So I'm catching up. I also have tons of California still unscanned. If my scanner wasn't dead before it wil certainly be getting a workout over the next few months.

Faith on Film: San Juan Batista, Lincoln, New Mexico

Located on what was regarded as the 'most dangerous street in America' in 1878. But the little Catholic Church saw it all and survived.

Weekly Volcano # 43: Newberry Volcano

The Paulina Lakes and resort are a main feature of the Newberry Volcano. Located in the Oregon Cascades, South East of The Three Sisters Volcanoes which we have seen before.

Scanner Down

My scanner has decided to malfunction. Looking into the cost of repairs, But just incase I want to replace rather than repair, do any of you have scanner suggestions?

Anyway, I think I have enough scanned to last until the end of the year. I'll have to dig out my old 35mm slide scanner.

Fall River Valley, RMNP

Fall River Valley, Rock Mountain National Park. Compare to the Holga Panorama Version I posted a few weeks ago. The difference between a real and toy camera
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Last Week's Volcano: # 42, Cerro Chame

Because I didn't post one last week.........Cerro Chame, western Panama, is part of the old volcanic core of the Isthmus.

Maroon Bells Fall

Independence Pass leaves you in Aspen on the west side. We decided to look for the 'infamous' Maroon Bells. Infamous, not only for being one of the deadliest climbs in Colorado, but also photographically a terrible cliche. The light was fading, but Don persisted anyway. For more Maroon Bells click on the link.

Peaks Above the Pass

Peaks above the Pass.......

From the Top of Independence Pass, looking Southeast.

Looking Down the Valley

Now on the west side of the mountains we saw yesterday. Only about half way to the top.

Heading Up the Pass

On the east side of Independence Pass

Fall Travels in Colorado

A couple of weekends ago we drove across Independence Pass. This week we'll look at that trip. A paved road, so not exactly off road. We had our first dusting of snow in the mountains last night, so the pass may be closed now.

Patagonia Sunday: The Massif

Found a Patagonia Pic that never got posted. A closer view of the Paine Massif.

Weekly Volcano # 41: Farming on the Flanks of a Volcano

Farming on the north flank of Volcan Baru, Panama. good soil, but unfortunately it destrys the already fragile Cloud Forest.

Catch-Up Volcano # 40: Mt Adams

I still have one more post for this weeks volcano. Now I've caught up!

Here we see Mount Adams, Mt St Helens lesser known neighbor.


Sorry I'm still stuck with the old upload interface. Is anyone else still having this problem?

Catch-up Volcano #39: Bedtime at Augustine

Taken from our camp just below the summit at 10:00 PM.

In late summer the sun does eventually go below the horizon, but the sky stays bright all night.

Catch-Up Volcano # 38: Piton De Nieges

Decided to continue the Volcano Series even though I missed a couple of Weeks.

We return to Reunion Island, with a view of the morning fog at Piton De Nieges, the extinct volcano.