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In honor of the fast approach of spring, here are a last few images from the snows a few weeks ago that I haven’t put up yet. In other news, I’ve been busy renovating a house and haven’t had too much time to update on here or even get out and take photos. Hopef ... Continue Reading
Northwest Arkansas got a record amount of snow yesterday (almost 20″ in Fayetteville – over three years’ worth of snow in 24 hours!), so I bet many of you are going to go out and take photos in it. I thought I’d share some images I took a few days ago alon ... Continue Reading
Last Friday, after a few days of being snowed in, cabin fever got the best of us. Darby dressed up and Mark and Dana of Stone Ridge Photographers and I went out and took some photos of her in the woods around the house. She braved the cold for quite a while and, a few pink finge ... Continue Reading
Last week we had what southerners would call a “snow day” and northerners would have simply called “a snow.” On the second day, I went out there for about an hour, hiked down the hill and back, and here’s what I came up with. You can see a few mor ... Continue Reading
I took some quick portraits at Lake Fayetteville a couple of weeks ago, and hung around an extra 10 minutes or so snapping a few nature shots for myself. I need to do that more often! Here are a few, and you’ll find a few more here on Flickr. (Note: you may have seen these ... Continue Reading
Last week, a friend from New York who I met on my study abroad trip to Costa Rica in 2009 stayed with us for a couple of days on his way to move to New Mexico. Last Tuesday, we took a day trip to Kyle’s Landing on the Buffalo River and took a quick day hike to Hemmed-i ... Continue Reading
So, we’ve had some crazy weather in Fayetteville these past few days. School let out (yes, the University actually closed!) by 5 p.m. on Thursday and was closed all day Friday, and today things didn’t open up until 10 a.m. We had about 8 inches of snow as well as plen ... Continue Reading
A robin lands on a tree after an ice storm in Northwest Arkansas. January 2010. Continue Reading
