Marty’s photo of the day #2313: It occurred to me this morning that I’ve shot photos in way too many areas that have been hit by natural disasters within the past month: Texas, Florida, Puerto Rico, and Mexico. I’ve also shot a bunch of photos in Washington, DC, but I’d have to classify those as […]
Marty’s photo of the day #2142: The rare and endangered cactus-climbing starfish was, perhaps, my best find last year while hiking on Mexico’s Baja Peninsula. Very few people ever get the chance to see this unusual animal in the wild, as they’re quite shy. Also, as a photographer, I had to approach with caution. Spooking […]
Here’s a partial recap of Pussy Grabber in Chief Trump’s (hereinafter referred to as PGC) first week in office: 1) PGC gags the EPA and blesses the pipelines (because Republicans miss the days when rivers started on fire). 2) PGC protests an election he won and orders an investigation that all Americans will pay for. […]
Marty’s photo of the day #2065: Here’s another of my favorite in-flight photos from last month in Mexico. Unfortunately, at least from a photographer’s point of view, the brown pelicans were most active as soon as the sun dipped below the mountains. My camera was really fighting for light when I made this shot, so […]
Marty’s photo of the day #2063: It’s a good thing Donald Trump is building his wall. Should Americans ever learn about Mexico’s secret private beaches, like this one, hordes of people would soon flow over the border and ruin them. Hmmm . . . Perhaps the Mexican people are manipulating Donald Trump, just like Vladimir […]
