Last weekend I took a little trip with my motorcycle down the Blue Ridge Parkway and the “Moonshiner 28″, which is a very twisty road through the Smoky Mountains National Park.

One of the probably most photographed spots on the Moonshiner 28 is the “Bridal Veil Falls”, where you can drive with your vehicle under the waterfall. Obviously I had to do that with my trusted motorcycle as well.

I just went through some of the pictures I took in Nicaragua last year and came a cross this one from a little hut on Ometepe Island we stayed in for a few nights.

What a beautiful and peaceful place this is – with the ever watching Volcano Maderas in the background. One day we even climbed this volcano, and into the crater!

It has been a while since my last post – sorry about that, I have been crazy busy with my little day job

Fortunately last week I as at a conference in Denver, and had a chance to make a little excursion to Boulder as well. It was my first time in that area, and since I love mountains I had to take a little trip into the Rockies. Here is an image I made in a ski resort a bit west of Boulder:

This image is a bit older, from my vacation on Hawaii a few years back.

I just recently stumbled on this image while working on some images. Sometimes it’s nice to look at older work and find little treasures that have been forgotten!

I recently started playing Disc Golf – a sport I would have never expected to be fun to me.

Strange, since traditional golf is about the most boring sport I can imagine, but Disc Golf is really intriguing, maybe because it is played in a more natural environment instead of a manufactured course.

In case you don’t know – Disc Golf is very similar to the old fashioned golf, with the difference that you have to throw small frisbees (…which is a trademarked term BTW) into metal baskets like the one pictured below.