Archive for the ‘photography’ category
Mount Rushmore
May 1, 2012The Fabulous Thunderbirds at the Sioux Falls Jazz Fest
July 16, 2011New page added to Hoagyland!
June 23, 2011I’ve been hard at work adding a page to Hoagyland that links the song title used in the post back to the photo. Now you can search by song title. Check it out!
The 44′s and Los Fabulocos
June 8, 2011More photos from my adventures at the Simi Valley Cajun and Blues Festival. The 44′s kicked off the festival on the blues stage, where Kid Ramos sat in for a song or two, followed by Los Fabulocos featuring Kid Ramos. Here’s my version of what happened:
Photos from Simi Valley
June 6, 2011Memorial Day weekend had me in southern California at the Simi Valley Cajun and Blues Festival. As usual I took lots of pics. Here’s a slideshow from the Lester Butler Tribute Band with Big Pete and the rest of the band honoring Lester Butler. For a review of the show or to learn more about [...]
Fourth of July Weekend
July 8, 2010My husband and I — along with a new lens for the camera — decided on a last minute trip to Chicago for FitzGerald’s American Music Festival. We both wanted to see the Blasters with special guest/original member Dave Alvin. My husband assured me that I’d enjoy the rest of the acts, and I trust [...]
Hoagyland!
June 14, 2010If you’ve been reading this blog you know I’ve been keeping an eye on the Hoagy Carmichael statue outside the IU Auditorium. I’ve taken so many shots of him and the various items that people have left him over the last few years that I’ve started a new blog about it. I give you: Hoagyland! [...]
The good pics
April 9, 2010I thought I should share some of the better shots I took while in Hawaii, and not just the source material for new designs. Please, to enjoy:
Poor Hoagy
February 21, 2010I just had to post this.
New camera lens
January 10, 2010It’s true, I’ve saved up my pennies and purchased a new lens for my camera. I won’t bore you with the details, but will happily share pics from my first adventure out with it. It just so happens that Bloomington — along with a big chunk of the country — is getting covered in snow. [...]
