Over and Over

This is where I would return to over and over and over, overcome by sickness...

Loads of Fun

I spent most of the day on that chair, with that laptop, and those rosary beads, typing up a twenty page paper. Loads of fun...

The Killing Book

I thought I should give a special place in my pictures to the book that killed me all weekend because its taking forever to read and even longer to study.

Five

Five in the morning, the day begins. But this is a day of sickness and studying, a bad combination, and an uneventful combination, but its important to make familiar things new.

Satisfaction

Nothing like licking your plate after a good meal! Haha

The Remnants

Olive Oil

Crock Pot

Assortment

I think this needs to be touched up in black and white.

La Mano

Torn Building

Mystery

Reflections

The Gate

Waterfalling

The mist creating by the waterfall was both intense and spectacular -- cold and crisp. It created such an enormous mist storm that I didn't even realize when it started to rain, and in addition to that, its not everyday that you get to go swimming in a waterfall in a rainforest... so I was oblivious to the passing rain...afterall, it was a rainforest.

At the Pier

Digitally remastered, the photo that took a million years to shoot, is finally finished. I was staring through the side of the Pier at black cats crawling about the stones that lined the beach here. It was a relaxing night.

Mountainous Rainforest

Some experiences are too breathtaking to explain. So we take pictures! It rained every twenty minutes in this rainforest...so, as you can guess from the clouds on the right... I had to take it fast.

Colors of the Rainbow

I told him to face the door because I didn't want his face to distract from the attention I wanted to draw to the patterns of colors, and at the same time, the oddness of his stance gave the picture more character than I bargained for...

La Concha

La Concha...a lavish resort, a casino wonderland with a beach for those late night walks when we would meditate on what we would do since we lost so much at the slots...

Conquistadors

The conquistadors built this great wall to protect the island of Puerto Rico from intruders -- pirates and all...it is a lasting testament to a great navigating people. A special memory in the history of Puerto Rico, and a special memory captured in a picture for me...