Deep red rose blooms at the San Jose Rose Garden. This was one of my four and five-star images for 2017. I like the muted, dark, moody atmosphere of the rose.
Monochrome image of a Perennial Sea Lavender blooms with blurred background at Baylands Nature Preserve, Palo Alto, California.
This is the third and final part of my 2017 Three Star Black and White images. Enjoy.
Close-up of white Calla Lilly with dust on petals on dark background at Ardenwood Farms, Fremont, California.
Here is Part 2 of my 2017 Three-Star black and white images. All of these images were edited in Lightroom, and uploaded to the photo stock agencies.
An Austrian Copper Rose blooms with a blurred background at the San Jose Rose Garden, San Jose, California.
These are my 2017 Three-Star images that I converted to black and white. I went back through and changed the vibrancy and saturation in Lightroom to change the images to monochrome.
An orange colored rose blooms with a blurred background at the San Jose Rose Garden, San Jose, California.
Here is the last group of 2017 Three Star color images of flowers.
A California poppy blooms at Baylands Nature Preserve, Palo Alto, California.
We are now at Part 3 of my 2017 three-Star images. Titles, descriptions and keywords were added in Photo Mechanic, and all images were edited in Lightroom.
A small brown butterfly lands on a Zinnia flower at the Empire Mines, Grass Valley, California.
Here is Part 2 of my 2017 Three-star images in color.
Close-up of pink Malva flower blooming in soft background at Villa Montalvo, Saratoga, California.
I'm now starting to go through my 2017 Three Star images to post here.
Black and white image of Mountain roses blooms in bright sunlight at the San Jose Rose Garden, San Jose, California.
I had fun editing my 2017 4-Star and 5-Star flowers in color, I decided to convert them all into black and white images.
Pale, orange Austrian copper rose with smooth background at the San Jose Rose Garden, San Jose, California
Here is Part 2 of my 2017 4-Star and 5-Star flowers.
Ladybugs crawl around the orange petals of a rose at the San Jose Rose Garden, San Jose, California.
These are my flower pictures, taken in 2017, that are selected as 4-star and 5-star ratings in Lightroom
Close-up of vibrant orange colored rose at San Jose Rose Garden on a bright, sunny day. These are images I took in 2016, which I rated as 4-Star and 5-Star. This is one of my favorite images of a rose.
Now that I have my entire photo collection updated in Lightroom catalogs, I decided to have a little fun in going through my older images.
Orange apricots at the Sunnyvale Farmer's Market in downtown Sunnyvale. Every Saturday, Sunnyvale showcases their Farmer’s Market, just outside of Murphy Square. Eliz and I have never been to the Sunnyvale Farmer’s Market, so we decided to take a look.
Saturday Shootout! Canon 40D camera on the left and Nikon D80 camera on the right. Both cameras have their 18-55mm kit lenses attached. Which camera is better?
Saturday Shootout Tamron 28-300mm f3.5-6.3 superzoom lenses! This shootout pits the older XR DI LD lens, on the left, with the DI VC PZD lens, on the right.
Introducing the Tamron 28-300mm f/3.5-6.3 Di VC PZD Lens for the Canon EOS DSLR camera. This is a superzoom lens that my friend Mary, a retired wedding photographer, has recommended.
Ceramic multi-colored lizard on a flower pot at our mobile home park. Image taken with a Canon 5D classic DSLR camera and EF 50mm f1.8 lens.
A combination of health issues and just burnout had me step away from photography for the last half of 2025. For getting back into photography in 2026, I decided to go old school and purchase a Canon 5D Classic 12.7 megapixel DSLR camera. This is a 21-year-old full frame DSLR camera.
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