you are invited...

[h2oman]

...to take a look at my newly revised web page. In particular, I think all the links work, and words are spelled correctly. Of course, saying that dooms me to having an error somewhere! Some of the work is LF, some MF film, a fair amount small format digital. Almost all is landscape and nature, but I've made at least some effort to avoid making totally hackneyed images. Link is below.

[r.e.]

I think that the photograph on your landing page does a terrific job of encouraging people to want to see more.

[Vaidotas]

Nice presentation.
On iOS Safari browser shows overlapping image over menu text (front page).
I was always thinking about personal travel photos as boredom but your blog makes me reconsider, they migh be interesting for wider audience even produced with modest tools.
I like it.

[Tin Can]

Love naked trees in fog

Perfect

[Alan Klein]

Gregg: Very nice images and web site. Nice layout. Not confusing as I find many others. I really like the whole deal.

[Thad Gerheim]

Very nice website that does a good job of showcasing your exceptional photographs.

[h2oman]

Thanks for the kind words and helpful comments. I think I may have fixed the operating system problem. I try to change the opening photograph every so often, and I usually try to avoid using my current personal favorite B&W image! A lot of people (my wife, for one - I get a little tired of hearing it ) like color. And I DID wrestle with whether or not to make the two travelogue posts. I tried to include few enough photos to avoid tedium, but now that I look back at the second travel post, it seems like there an awful lot of photos in there. But making that post was easier than giving all of our friends each a separate rundown of our trip!

[Alan9940]

Very nice, clean, professional presentation. Your Tumbleweed in Canal image reminded me of one of mine taken in Upper Antelope Canyon.

[h2oman]

That's great, Alan - a refreshing change from the usual AC fare! My photo was taken from a sidewalk on a bridge, not so aesthetic. It was in an irrigation canal that takes water from a lake at the north end of our town to farming areas south of town.

[Bob Wagner]

First class website, beautiful work, well presented. And your blog posts are a delight