Sometimes you’re in the middle of doing something and an image jumps out at you and begs to be looked at. Come check one of those images out.

As you should have gathered from last weekend’s post (that is if you read to the very end), Ann and I took our second short bimobil outing of the year last weekend. Come over to the website to check it out, or rather, to find out how the photography went.

Come check out how our second day went at Bossen en Vennen.

A few weeks ago, Ann and I made our first trip out in 2024. Call it a test run, because that’s what it was, though we didn’t come away empty handed. Come check out Part 1 of the story.

Well, it’s a new year and time to get around to some printing. This time, we decided to go BIG! Come check out the images we picked to print.

You know, sometimes you find the strangest things in the oddest places, particularly when you’re not looking for them. Join us to find out what our side trip to the Nature Reserve Huis ter heid (house in the heath) had in store for us.

What does one do when one has a heavy dusting of snow overnight? Well, one starts work early and takes one’s morning walk when it’s daylight so one can do a bit of photography along the way. It snowed last week, so come over to the website and check out the latest from the Q2MR.

I won’t call it a New Years resolution, but it’s close. Come over to the website to see what I’m talking about.

Come over to the website to join us on part 2 of the last of what 2023 had to offer.

Welcome to 2024. Ann and I decided to end the old year with a couple of walks, cameras in tow. Join us to see what 2023 had for us at send-off.

Yeah, you read that right. Krampus decided to pay us a visit on Christmas Eve. Follow the link to find out what the Horned Fellow brought us.

Don’t answer that! It’s rhetorical and I doubt that I’d want to know your responses. Head over to the blog post to find out why I’m asking this question.

Sometimes good things do come to those who wait. Check out the latest good news from the Netherlands.

All artists borrow from other artists. Heck, Picasso said good artists copy, great artists steal. But sometimes, it’s only while you’re stealing, I mean borrowing, I mean learning from others do you realize just how hard it is to do what they do. Hop on over to the website to check out some fall colors and to find out what I’m talking about.

It’s time for more excuses. How about one that “makes” me have to dig back into my old archives to find particular types of images, despite the fact that I long ago gave up on trying to do that sort of thing? Anything for my grand-nephew.