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Photography, Travel & Life on the coast
A visit to Ulriksdal Palace It all started with a flowerpot. No, not the palace, but my reason for visiting. I had not been to Ulriksdal as an adult until a few years ago. And we didn’t visit for cultural enrichment – it was because I had seen a flowerpot from Ulriksdal in Sköna Hem
I’ve been traveling my entire life, and since moving to the US in 1991, I’ve flown back and forth across the Atlantic nearly every year. I have also lived a slow nomad life since 2016, so I’ve had the chance to test a lot of travel gear over the years – some great, some… not
Summer iPhone wallpapers to beat the winter blues Are you as tired of winter as I am? We’ve had storm after storm here, the wind has been howling, everything is covered in a sheet of ice, and our “feels like” temperatures have been in the -20C to -27C (-4F to -16F) range for what seems
Two new minimal prints in the Black and White Art Print collection I just added 2 new prints in the Black and White art print collection (which by the way also is new!): Birds on a Wire (above), and The Journey. Birds on a Wire I photographed these starlings and wires on a quiet, overcast
A day in the village of Eze, France I didn’t often venture inland during my stay on the French Riviera, but I did make an exception for the Medieval hilltop Village of Eze (not to be confused with the seaside town of Eze, called Eze-Bord-de-Mer or Eze-sur-Mer). I got up early in the morning and
Feng Shui – what is it, how does it work, and what should you do (and not do) to create good energy in your home? I came across Feng Shui many years ago when we bought our first home and I was overwhelmed by figuring out where to put everything. Things had sort of ended
Seagull fun facts Seagulls may not be the “nicest” of birds, but I think they are often under appreciated. They have such interesting individual personalities, and I love observing their behavior. Have you noticed that you can walk really close to a seagull on the beach, and as long as you don’t look at it,
What a week! Not only do we have the first day of Spring, there’s a long list of other great reasons to celebrate! First Day of Spring on March 19 No sooner have we returned to amber-colored beer and natural-colored rivers after St. Patrick’s Day than it’s time to celebrate another green event: the arrival