Jerome, Arizona. Where to begin? Last Arizona trip was limited in the Jerome area, so I set this trip up to give me some time there. Does this explain why I love Jerome? Let's talk about the scenery. Jerome is absolutely beautiful. Not in any small part due to it's elevation. As always, I love to wander where the foot traffic is lighter. And this guy Shhh. Jerome is a literal treasure trove of photographic opportunity. Lunch was my long awaited visit to the Asylum Restaurant

I love Cottonwood, Arizona. Especially at night. Much like Tucumcari, it lights up when the sun goes down. It's a tourist trap. Think driving around, around, and around, looking for the very scarce parking place. It probably took me upwards of 30 minutes to find a place to park that wasn't miles away from my destination. Worth it. Ed Mendoza Finally. Parking. A beautiful night for a walk through Historic Old Town. The food at Pizzeria Bocce is amazing! Lights and neon (like,

There's a quote, "If I Can't Take My Camera, I'm Not Going". You could say it's kinda my motto. Last weekend I was asked to go to a car show, Bug-O-Rama, and thinking this wasn't my thing I almost said no. The question was then followed with "you can take photos..." *sigh. Deal. I actually had a pretty good time. Shhh.. don't tell anyone. You can find my event photos in my Projects. Not under my 'Projects' tab are the doggos of Bug-O-Rama. They can't go unshared, though! This