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Erging in The Barn

ellie erging barn osu rowing

Ellie erging in The Barn on the Oregon State University campus

I didn’t take today’s photo. I don’t know who did. I like the looks of it though.

The Barn was built in 1907, and, as the photo shows, is still regularly used today.

Cha-Ching

Cha-Ching

The Seven Lucky Gods (or Seven Gods of Fortune or 七福神) were raking it in at Daishoin on the day I was there a few summers ago.

Tennoji pub crawl

tennoji red light district akachochin yakiniku

Izakaya (居酒屋) alley near Tennoji Station (天王寺駅)

St. Paul’s Church, Copenhagen

Nyboder's Church

I was killing time one lovely afternoon in Copenhagen this past summer when I stumbled upon this neighborhood for the first time. I think I will do more random exploring of neighborhoods in Copenhagen next summer.

Anyway, this neighborhood is featured in the recent movie, The Danish Girl. I’m not sure if this church (Sankt Pauls Kirke) makes an appearance in the film or not. I’ll post a photo or two of the buildings that are in the movie soon.

Happy birthday, Dave Meniketti!

Dave Meniketti

Dave Meniketti of Y&T @ the Rogue Theatre (Grants Pass, Oregon) in 2015

@DaveMeniketti @YandTRocks

Y&T returns to Southern Oregon on May 20, 2017.

Looking south from Cape Perpetua stone shelter

5-photo photomerge from Cape Perpetua stone shelter

When I go on a hike I don’t like to bring extra lenses. On the Amanda Trail from Yachats (a rather strenuous trail because you are always gaining or losing elevation) I took along only my 70-300mm lens which was way too telephoto for this scene. To get this shot with that lens I had to take five photos at 70mm and then photomerge them together later.

If you look really closely at this photo you can see Spouting Horn, Thor’s Well, and Devil’s Churn. You don’t have to look very closely to see Highway 101.