Author Archives: photobysherman

The adage goes something like this, “If you continue to do what you’ve always done, you’ll continue to get what you’ve always got”.  Maybe that’s my problem.  I keep doing the same thing and expecting different results.  Let me change … Continue reading →

There!!  Through the top  of the windshield  I could see its curved, sleek, green body jutting out over the top of my SUV. It was silhouetted against the clear, Air Force blue sky, dedicated to providing transportation over mountain lakes … Continue reading →

One of the most unexpected events I can remember in my summers working for the Forest Service is the hot day my Forest Service pickup fell out from under me. I can look back on it with humor today since … Continue reading →

I’m a college kid again!  Well, maybe not a” kid” but at least a college senior.  Ok, not that kind of senior, but a senior college student, the kind with age and it’s great.  I can go to college and … Continue reading →

Zoom, whiz, zip came the vehicles as they whipped by me as I held my camera and eyed the old, grey barn across the snow-covered, icy road. Scott patiently waited for me in his truck parked as far to the … Continue reading →

  5:30 a.m.  5:30 A.M. !!!  What am I doing here standing on this hard, concrete sidewalk, shivering, grinning like a silly cartoon character,  in the cold morning, waiting for this sporting goods store to open??? I must have lost … Continue reading →

“The End” !!!  What?  Wait !! How do I take a photograph of the “the end” ? “The end.”  Of what?  The world?  What?  I’ll have to figure that one out before I’m finished.  “Old wood”, no problem that abounds … Continue reading →

Walking quietly down the highway minding my own business on a short, pleasurable jaunt with the tall forest of North Idaho rising all around and the ribbon of road stretching ahead, I began to notice in the distance a cheering … Continue reading →

With all the snow and rain we have had this past Spring, I practiced taking waterfall pictures.  I’ve been especially interested in creating the look of those long, silky, smooth, wispy, blurred, white streams of water.  In May the Casper … Continue reading →