The Goombas Special Show at Long Island University's C.W. Post Campus on Thursday September 3rd (1:00 - 2:30 pm) just keeps getting big...

I missed the sunset tonight, but I'm considering myself compensated.

Around the middle of last week I got a call from the Awesome Designer to say she was on her way over with a couple of things she thought m...

Alien life form? Back view of a Great Owl? Chewbacca headpiece? Monstrous apparition? Alerted by a thwick, thwick noise, the sound of someth...

Caught on the big blue spruce and brought to me by The Grey Knight (formerly known as The Guy) who thought I'd appreciate it and maybe ...

I've gotten used to the thick, white cobwebs that form lacy patterns under the windows on the exterior of The Cool House. They appear ...

After a morning spent shuttling Sadie the Dog to the vet for what feels like the fifteenth time in the last month and an afternoon at my des...

Found in the hood of a car (just like Hermes) this adorable kitty cannot live with his rescuers (there's a no-animal policy in their apa...

Just a few terns and gulls snoozing on the jetty -a pretty good way to spend a Friday afternoon in summer

Cormorants , or shags as they are also called, and a random gull grooming themselves on the pontoon at the beach. The big brown seabird hog...

Either you find beauty in the washed up remains of shellfish or you don't. I do, I love the carapaces of crustaceans - especially when t...

SEAGULLS swooping low at sunset SAND marked by the ebbing tide SEAWEED - red, green and brown SHELLS and smooth, shiny STONES on the Lo...

Seaweed . Much maligned, especially at low tide when it can stink and attract hordes of beach flies, but lovely and lively when shot as the ...

Rough, grey rope coiled and waiting...

He's done it before, in fact he often takes a stroll down to the beach, but this is the first time I've captured photographic eviden...

Last year the Hostas were shredded by a monster hailstorm , this year it looked like slugs had got to them. Holes everywhere, neighbours out...

I always peep here to see what's through the fence. Today it was geese. Tomorrow? Who knows...

Eleven months after fire ravaged one of the loveliest Victorian beach cottages on the north shore of Long Island, it was finally demolishe...

Normal service will be resumed unless I find a way to join this boat on its voyage to... who knows where.....

a little fishing one last pass before night rolled in the intense pink and deep navy sunset Click to embiggen!