Port Townsend Summer
It’s been 3 very long years since I last visited the wonderous state of Washington… Continue reading Port Townsend Summer
Author: Tim Harlow
I own an investment advisory firm, TH Financial. My passions are the outdoors, photography (mainly landscapes and abstracts), and cars.
The Mother Road – Route 66 Part V
… a monumentous explosion! The northern Arizona landscape is instantaneously changed forever. Continue reading The Mother Road – Route 66 Part V
The Mother Road – Route 66 Part IV
… transported back in time 220 million years ago! This is a time so ancient it is before T-Rex’s and triceratops. Continue reading The Mother Road – Route 66 Part IV
Desert Paint
Imagine for just a moment a hot, dry desert where just finding enough water to survive is a tremendous challenge… Continue reading Desert Paint
The Cowgirl
It was a special moment between a girl and her horse… Continue reading The Cowgirl
The Mother Road – Route 66 Part III
About 10,000 years ago, this part of New Mexico was literally hell on earth… Continue reading The Mother Road – Route 66 Part III
Day Lillies
This was one of the first shots out of a new camera.
So much for simple. Continue reading Day Lillies
The Mother Road – Route 66 Part II
… many of the interstate highways bypassed the small towns that were the lifeblood of old Route 66. … that relationship was symbiotic as Route 66 became the lifeblood of many small towns. Continue reading The Mother Road – Route 66 Part II
The Mother Road – Route 66 Part I
…the need for some adventure has grown strong. I traveled 1605.3 miles (2583.5 kilometers); I shot 342 photos…
Continue reading The Mother Road – Route 66 Part I
Grand Views
After 13 1/2 months, I finally made a road trip that was more than a couple of hours from home! Continue reading Grand Views
Color Country
Spring fever is definitely hitting me, so enjoy this taste of spring in the red rock desert of Nevada. Continue reading Color Country
Canyonlands National Park Revisited
Needles is named from the Cedar Mesa Sandstone spires that remain after millennia of erosion. Continue reading Canyonlands National Park Revisited
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