This guy doesn't have much of a voice, but he's pretty creative with the multitracking.

And I thought the force was gone! It's reborn as we watch!

We found this sucker in Matthew's back yard.  It has to be four inches long.  And I have no idea what kind of caterpillar it is.

Every time I see one of these on the road, I laugh my ass off.

We were out looking for this green tank that appears to be pretty high up. We can see it from the cabin and it's on the other side of Heber. It's a little difficult to get to because of all the winding and dead end roads. I took to the gps, Tam drove & after a half hour, 45 minutes, we found it.

Once we found the tank, we were able to shoot back across Heber at High Country Pines. I put a red arrow at the spot where I think the cabin is.

In my day, we learned to not litter from an indian crying. And because of that commercial or more probably because I don't like it, I go way out of my way not to litter.

Today it is much different. We have to use computerized gadgets to motivate people to put trash in a can. Make it fun. Heeeeeeyah! Putting your trash in here is more fun than throwing it on the ground! Come on and have fun!!!

Which method is better?

So tonight wasn't the best night for sunsets, but I figured I'd do some shooting anyway. Here is the sequence of frames I shot over an hour time frame. They get better toward the end.

Am I putting too many photos of the Girl on this site?