Always writing. Always have. Always will.
Freelance Writer.
Writing Examples:
- Navajo Hopi Observer, Muralist Isaac Caruso, Writing and Photos
- Corner Stories Podcast, The Dream Alchemist, Writing, Recording, Music.
- Winslow Downtown Magazine: How Winslow Residents Saved thieir Town, The Peace Train, Hashknife Pony Express
- Poynter Institute, AP, NYT, LBL Taking a Leap
- Motor Dolls, Novel published in 2010
- Featured Motor Doll Articles
Personal blog topics I write about:
MARKETING:
WRITING
- Creator of Winslow.Town online magazine
- Motor Dolls Blog
- Author of Seven Novels
- Freelance Writer
Podcast:
- All Creative Aspects
- Writer/Producer
- Voice Over
- Music
LATEST POSTS
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Loop Lighting: Dogwood Week 12
Putting myself in front of the camera for this week’s Loop Lighting challenge, even though It makes me cringe.
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Tree Photo: Dogwood Week 11
Make a tree photo for this week’s Dogwood 52-week photo challenge. WIth so many tree photos, how do you do something different?
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Symmetry Photo: Dogwood Week 10
Making a Symmetry Photo in a Landscape, this week’s Dogwood 52 challenge. Perhaps this art installation is a cheater, but it’s so cool.
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Music Photo: Week 9
Our No Worries Sundays entail comfy clothes, lots of coffee, kitty-cat cuddles, and always music, which made this week’s Music Photo easy.
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Family: Dogwood Week 8
Make an image representing “family”… easy right? But wait, no people can be in the image. Now that is a challenge! So here we are…
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Make the Ordinary Beautiful: Dogwood Week 7
Can an old Ford key look beautiful? Why not! This week’s Dogwood photo challenge, Make the Ordinary Beautiful.
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Golden Ratio: Dogwood Week 6
This week in the Dogwood 52-week photo challenge, we tackle a Golden Ratio Photo, along with my philosophical battle with Photoshop.
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Left to Right Photo: Dogwood 52 Week 5
Left to right photo. The way we read. That was the challenge for Week 6 of the Dogwood 52 week challenge, and my motorcycle helped me out.
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Hands Photo: Dogwood 52 Week 4
Week 4, we have a “hands photo.” For Dogwood 52, we take the focus away from the face to the hands. Of course, I have a story.