I grew up in the shadows of these windmills in the foothills of Altamont Pass outside of Livermore. When cool air from the Bay Area’s marine layer meets with the warm air of the San Joaquin Valley it produces wind. The wind turns the windmills which creates electricity.
Seeing those windmills was a nice reminder that we all have a purpose.
I tease Christina that we have nice wine in our house the way some people have fancy bathroom towels. Neither is allowed to be used unless guests are over.
Ashley and Rob love authentic Mexico, so we went on a sightseeing trip of Mazatlan a few days after their wedding. This style of photography is commonly called, “Trash the Dress.” One look at the bottom photos and you’ll understand why.
I find surfing very encouraging to me because if humans can stand on water with a stick, what then is impossible?
I’ve been thinking about what makes some people more successful than others. After editing my photos of the cliff divers in Mazatlan, I thought this image was a nice reminder of what is possible when we push ourselves.
The second photo is the water the divers jump into. If the rocks aren’t scary enough, the water level fluctuates between 6 and 10 feet deep and the height of the jump is about 35 feet.
