I posted a few flower photos in the Mega-Update post, but this is the first of what will comprise the 2012 series of posts showcasing the flowers in our yard. First up, a miniature rose bush Melisa rescued from the … Continue reading
I had very few views to my Mega-Update post, which is too bad because it has in it the best Tree Swallow photograph I ever took. When I did the Mother’s Day gallery post I had lots of hits, but … Continue reading
I considered splitting this up into smaller posts, but wanted to see if I could break my own record for the longest, most diverse, and difficult-to-read post. This will surely tax the determination and fortitude of most readers. Here goes … Continue reading
As I mentioned on a previous post, I signed up to contribute to the aday.org effort to document life around the world using pictures. All pictures were to be shot on May 15, 2012. I did not realize there was a … Continue reading
In the fall of 2004, our search for a new place to live had us visiting Washington (the state, not the cesspool out East). While there we did a bit of tourist stuff, such as a visit to Mount St. … Continue reading
The bulk of my photography workflow is done in Lightroom. I will occasionally stitch photos in Photoshop, or blend some layers, but for the most part Photoshop is used to fix stuff which needs a heavier hand than what can … Continue reading
Despite my limited range of motion, arm brace, and other limitations (some be say I ain’t be all there . . . er . . . here, as the case may be), I plan to partake in an ambitious project … Continue reading
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A small token in honor of Mother’s day. For my mother, for all mothers who care an nurture their children throughout their lives, and for all women who act as mothers though they might not in fact be so. … Continue reading
One of the blogs I follow (I need to do a post about the blogs I follow) is Heyes Photo. His post today was about Skywalking. Here are all the links I found on it (go ahead, go read and … Continue reading
Fair warning; this goes counter to all advice about blog posts . . . it’s long, it’s of limited interest, and it’s about me. I don’t expect many will read it all, especially since it’s aimed at people who inquired … Continue reading
Gather around boys and girls, uncle Emilio is gonna do something ey-jucational. Yep, almost like community service, except this is voluntary. Today we are going to look at the sky. The March sky, to be precise. Last month (March 2012) … Continue reading
Note: I originally wrote this at the request of another blogger who wanted a guest post from me. She never used it. She has not answered my e-mails. I’m guessing she’s too busy . . . but so am I, … Continue reading
Busy, busy, busy . . . but taking a few minutes to do an update. Now, the title of the post is a little lie. This is April 15th, what would traditionally have been “tax day”. But this year the … Continue reading
As usual, these will look a lot better in SmugMug, and you can see them in the original size. Thanks for looking at my stuff. <><><><><><><><><><o><><><><><><><><><o><><><><><><><><><> About awards: Blogger Awards About “likes”: Of “Likes”, Subscriptions, and Stuff Note: to those … Continue reading
Writing forces me to examine my views as cold words on a page.
My views are borne out of my experiences on this world.
My experiences are slowly adding to the short story that is my life.
While I still can, I choose to share some for anyone who might find them useful, or perhaps just entertaining.
This work by Emilio J. D'Alise is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
