Passed away at age 73 on February 13, 2005 in Campbell, California. The son of the late Warren and Arva Knowles, he leaves his loving wife of 48 years and best friend, Sharon; four loving children, daughters Melody (& Michael … Continue reading →
There’s a lot of different types of cows in Ferndale, both on the dairy side and the beef side. But when these animals appeared in one field along the highway coming into town it caused quite a stir. Even ranchers … Continue reading →
Still working on the HALO shoot today. Finished up with a group photo. Let’s have the tallest in the back row. If I had had a camera with me on the way home yesterday, today’s picture would have been a … Continue reading →
Today I started a rush project for HALO which is an electronics company that’s been a client back from the Dataphile days. They make magnetics such as transformers and isolators. Usually what they send me is packaged like the familiar … Continue reading →
One of the reasons that January was a slow month for Knowlesville updates, is that Lori and I were spending a lot of time playing with her Christmas present, the fourth installment of Myst. We finally finished it last night, … Continue reading →
Ok so how many of you know the difference between a salamander and a newt? I didn’t. While moving the plastic in our yard to cover a new section of weeds, I came across this large salamander. It was about … Continue reading →
Today I finished up my S130 firefighting class (wildland firefighting) and had a few moments at home before we rushed up to Eureka for Art’s Alive. The showing went well, with the store pretty crowded most of the night.
Continue reading →For the last few months, Lori has been working part time at an office in Eureka. Today was her last day there and since I was up in Eureka hanging my pictures for tomorrow’s Art’s Alive, I decided to stop … Continue reading →
Lori received a new catalog from Fairchild Publishers today, and right there in a two page spread was the announcement of her soon to be published books! Pretty cool to see it, even if they don’t have the covers ready.
Continue reading →Someone recently asked me if I had any pictures of the night herons that roost in the tree by the Gumdrop House. She really wanted pictures of them as they started flying off. Well, they don’t call them night herons … Continue reading →
As you may have noticed, the camera hasn’t been out much lately. Last weekend I was taking a wildland fire training class, and I just haven’t been able to sneek out of the office to do any photography. I did … Continue reading →
