An adaptation of my photograph from 1969 in Pelican Bay, Santa Cruz Island, California. Santa Barbara 20 miles away on the horizon. Every weekend we would come, my teenage friends and I, in my father’s 29 ft. sailboat, SEA COLT. We brought half the food we needed and spent the rest of the day in […]
Read more "For my father"I have had a lot of discussion about this image in my Caribbean gallery so I am going to elaborate more on it. I did an exploratory trip of the Caribbean in 1978 on an old 1930’s schooner for six weeks. I traveled from the Grenadines to Antigua. May 15, 1978 was the first time […]
Read more "Lord Nelson’s Sunset"Image at left: Anchored off Norris Point, in Gros Morne National Park on the northwest coast of Newfoundland, +49° 30′ 36.70″N, -57° 53′ 11.19″W, we are greeted by amazing light of the morning sun. A lone Zodiac driver waits for his call to duty on the side of the ship. Meanwhile, he/she was the perfect […]
Read more "The Canadian Maritimes"Commentary on blogging: It is best done when traveling alone. That said, I’ll do a paragraph to get from St. John’s Newfoundland to Halifax, Nova Scotia where we will arrive in about 10 hours. Ramea Islands were rainy, foggy and interesting, but not very special insofar as photography of my interests. Gros Morne was wonderful, […]
Read more "St. John’s to Halifax"Aboard the Prince Albert II, leaving the Ramea Islands off the southern coast of Newfoundland. My first update since arriving in St. John’s, Newfoundland. Upon arriving at the St. John’s airport non-stop from Newark, New Jersey on Friday night we have had a lovely welcome to this maritime province. Terry Adey who lives and works […]
Read more "St. John’s to Ramea Islands, Newfoundland"I am heading to France in a month. Well, not the motherland, but one of the last vestiges of her colonial past, the isles de la Collectivité territoriale de Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon. These small islands are the only remnants of the empire of New France that extended from Newfoundland to the Rocky Mountains. Along the way I’ll […]
Read more "Quatorze Juillet (Bastille Day)"A wonderful start for 2008. My Iceland travel story was just published in the JOURNAL OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PANORAMIC PHOTOGRAPHERS. Here is the link to the full story on the IAPP web site. If that fails to load, here is the PDF on my server.
Read more "Iceland: My Days in the Space/Time Continuum – PUBLISHED"Today I uploaded all of the "travel photos" (food, road shots, story telling images) along with the hopefully, excellent printable images. They can all be found here: http://www.terra360.com/iceland/ice_all/index.html The FINE ART images are now available for viewing (lower left link on front page) or here: http://www.terra360.com/iceland/iceland_art/index.html Prices will be posted shortly (really)… enjoy! – Rj.
Read more "Iceland Travel Photos + Fine Art Photography"Day 15 (July 5) At the airport in Reykjavik… and one last photo of food. It’s only because this one was just so "beyond expectations" as Steve said. This was breakfast. $35.00. And it wasn’t very good. What was good at the airport was the free Wi-fi connection to the Internet. Iceland Air charged me […]
Read more "Iceland – Day 12-15"Day 11 (July 1) Gistihúsið Egilsstöðum to Smyrlabjörg (thanks Steve for the correct spelling!) Click here for the Google Map (then zoom out, and click on "Hybrid" in the upper right, Google Maps lacks data for much of Iceland). A fairly early start for us, we were on the road by 9 a.m. I think. […]
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