I have two images to share this week. The first one is of the beautiful Nevada desert near Las Vegas The Mountains are amazing in that area. They are striped! The second one is a work shop I went to over the weekend It was really fun and the models looked great with body paint on them. It lasted 4 and a half hours, San Francisco was having a heat wave that day so it was really hot. The models paint started to melt at one point but they never complained although I prob complained enough for everyone. At the end I was exhausted. I took 300 images. Who would have thought taking pictures could be so draining.

I went to Vegas this week. I will have some images to share over the next few weeks. This week's photo is dedicated to all those lovely Las Vegas dancers. They remind me of the beautiful desert flowers of Nevada. They burn brightly, beautiful and they die out quickly. Have a great week

This first picture is done by my sister Leslie she writes: I was up in Laytonville over the weekend visiting friends and he showed this grave to us. It is literally in the middle of the woods! It is the only one. She died in 1907, we stood around and comiseratied about why she was buried there of all places and what the view may have been.

I went to the Alameda flea market today it is a huge flea market with all antiques. Although I got blisters on my feet. I got some great pictures.

As John Stewart would say "Here is your moment of Zen" Have a great week

This weeks photo is dedicated to all the sugar I have to give up for my diet. Goodbye chocolate I Loved you so. Have a great week!

This first shot is done by my sister Leslie whom I am trying to encourage to take up photography she has a great eye she told me she calls this "beauty in chaos".

I was suppose to go to a photography workshop in a Victorian in Noe Valley on Sunday. The group didn't post the address so I thought I would just find it if I drove around the neiborhood a little I didn't realize there are a million and one Victorians in the area. Needless to say I didn't find the group, but I got some great shots of some beautiful homes from the turn of the Century.