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Just a quick update/reminder: My current photo display
Just a quick update/reminder: My current photo display will continue through June 14th at Capitol Hill Hair, 514 East 19th St. If you live in or near Seattle it might be worth the energy to check it out. One image sold early on and three more are ‘spoken for’ as of today. Apparently the patrons of the salon are taking the time to walk around and both look and comment on the images. Perhaps most importantly the employees ( whom have to work around the images all day ) have stated they enjoy looking at them.
Wednesday Update: Message from the salon on Tuesday passing along the good news that another print on display has been purchased.
Friday Update: Two more photos have sold!
Floral along the Duwamish River
Between the river and the marshes a few splashes of color were spotted. 
Morning Mist
Prospect Park on a misty morning.
Watercolors of Spring*
* Todays title was suggested by:http://wedgwoodinseattlehistory.com/
A Streetcar Named Quincy
One of the old streetcars resting/retired in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
Enterprise
The space shuttle Enterprise that is now on exhibit on the USS Intrepid, docked on the Hudson River in NY.
Clouds
Cloud formations over Elliott Bay, Seattle.
Gowanus
Superfund site on a sunny day.
Coney Island- Off Season
Coney Island, after the summer passes, can be a very cold and lonely place. My kind of place.
Location of the old 
Sale-Good News!
The photo on the right was sold today.
Update Sat. 27th April: Went to the salon this morning and heard lots of positive feedback on my show. Apparently customers are actually spending time looking at each image and reacting positively. Owner stated it has been the best photo show they have had in the shop in over a year. Nice to hear positive feedback, etc.
Green-Wood Cemetery: Part 3
From modest to ornate, headstones of all ages and types can be found at Green-Wood. Early Dutch settlers to Wall Street Barons. The pond is really a nice feature. I’ve visited the cemetery three times and have probably only covered 30% of the site.
