It was a quiet little village, a rainy day. I guess maybe it was raining but not pouring. You know the kind of rain I’m taking about. The kind that sort of settles…
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OK, I admit it. Time for me to ‘fess up! I’m not a waterfall girl. Now, I know waterfalls are *very* popular with photographers. When I say, “very popular,” I mean they are…
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Before visiting Iceland, I really had no idea what a “Glacial Lagoon” was. Oh sure, I could have ventured a guess, and, no doubt, I would have been correct, but there’s something about…
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These are the Longsheng Rice Terraces, also called the “Dragon’s Backbone” in Longsheng, Guangxi, China. These terraces are about 650 years old and are called the “Dragon’s Backbone” because they are said to…
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Earlier this week, Olympus announced that they are getting out of the business of making cameras. As I heard the news, my first thought was that Dan Burkholder uses mostly Olympus (when he’s not shooting…
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