by Deonne Kahler | Jul 2, 2015 | Travel
In the interest of not getting totally behind with posting photos – she says as she hits the road again and can’t do any photo processing – here are a few photos of Grand Canyon’s surprisingly diverse plant life. Next up: my story of camping in...
by Deonne Kahler | Jun 25, 2015 | Travel
Grand Canyon is a vast, overwhelming place. I took approximately one billion photos when I was camping there in April, and have (obviously, ahem) had a hard time organizing myself to share them with you. Here’s a start. I thought I’d try to categorize the...
by Deonne Kahler | Jun 2, 2015 | Travel
I’ve been so busy (and now I’m on the road again) that I haven’t had time to process any of my Grand Canyon photos, but I didn’t want to leave you for too long without at least a bit of Canyon goodness. I took this the first morning when we...
by Deonne Kahler | May 27, 2015 | Travel
New Mexico has many beautiful, well-preserved Puebloan ruins, but maybe none are more beloved than Chaco Canyon National Park. And after my first visit there a few weeks ago, I can see why. I was going to save some of this for the newsletter, but it was like...
by Deonne Kahler | May 14, 2015 | Travel
If you’re visiting New Orleans and have access to a car, don’t miss the Whitney Plantation on River Road. It’s a powerful, beautiful place – the only plantation museum in the U.S. that focuses on slavery. The owner, a retired lawyer who has...
by Deonne Kahler | May 7, 2015 | Travel
Today I’ll post the last few photos from New Orleans, and then we’re moving on. Ready? Me too. But first, some news. I’ve got photos in two juried shows opening this week, one in Brooklyn, New York and another in Portland, OR. I’m bi-coastal!...
