Category Archives: Visual Stimulation

Pentax K1000, Canon PowerShot, or cheap disposable. I’m not picky.

Cynthia Morefield Opens New Show in Columbus

On July 3, after the completion of the 2010 PDGA Amateur World Championships, I sauntered down to Columbus to see Cindy’s new show. Here’s some pictures.

Little Point Sable Lighthouse

These images were made during a trip with Ted in October of 2009. You can view the full gallery here. Create your own video slideshow at animoto.com.

Toledo Zoo

In late August, on a visit to Tiffin University’s Toledo Academic Center, I swung by the Toledo Zoo to exercise my membership card. I was there for just an hour, but had lots of fun with the seals and taking pictures.

Dumb Sports Comments

Sherry and I love poking fun at sports commentators who say silly things. Granted, we ourselves would probably say some dumb things if we were miked for three hours and sitting at a sporting event. However, sometimes folks say things that really are just plain, well, wrong. At the end of today’s Maryland/California NCAA basketball

Two Dummies Brave the Ice

Ted on the Ash Cave Path, originally uploaded by TCTruffin. On Friday, Ted and I thought it would be nice to return to Hocking Hills State Park and see the ice formations at Old Man’s Cave and Ash Cave. Todd thought, “What with the recent fluctuations in temperature–the warm days followed by the bone-chilling cold–there

Shooting the tube

No, I didn’t take any surfing lessons, but yesterday Cindy and I spent some time visiting Pele at the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. A pleasant surprise was the short hike to, through, and back from the Thurston Lava Tube.

HI moments

I’m a Rebel

So, I recently used our upcoming trip to Hawaii (YES, Hawaii) as an excuse to “invest” in a new camera. I’ve been inordinately please with our Canon digital P/S, but I missed the creative fun and quality of my Pentax K1000 SLR. So, after doing my usual due diligence and wrestling with spending $$ on,

Fun with Williamsburg Photos

Look what the Internet did!

Awake, My Soul: The Story of the Sacred Harp

Thanks to Jeffrey Overstreet for pointing the way to this wonderful film on Sacred Harp, or shape note, Singing. You can watch it for free this week by going to this link.