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Category Archives: Menlo Park
The Wall – Menlo Park – 2010
Last year, I attended Sunset’s Celebration Weekend and, among the images from that day, I especially enjoyed this succulent wall. One of the exhibitors –
Welcome to the Old Barn!
Yesterday, I met my friend Linda for lunch at Cafe Primavera at Allied Arts Guild in Menlo Park. A wonderful place for lunch sitting outside by the fountain under an umbrella! Before lunch, I spent some time exploring Allied Arts … Continue reading
Pepper Season 2011
Pepper season has arrived at our local Menlo Park Farmers Market – and they look great! Our favorite pepper from local grower Happy Quail Farms isn’t actually shown in the image – be sure to try the Pimientos de Padrón, … Continue reading
There’s Nothing Like a Parade on the 4th of July!
On the 4th of July, there’s really nothing quite like a parade to lift one’s spirits. This morning, I took in two of them – the big annual Redwood City Parade – with lots of units and a huge crowd … Continue reading
Uplifting – Kids and Kites!
Every year in the spring, Menlo Park’s Community Affairs team holds a Kite Day at Bedwell Bayfront Park. I was out shooting some photos for our InMenlo blog – and here’s one of the ones I like best. A couple … Continue reading
Flying a Kite!
Flying a Kite!, a photo by Scott Loftesness on Flickr. I had fun this afternoon at Menlo Park’s annual Kite Day. Held at Bedwell Bayfront Park right by the Bay, there was just enough of a breeze to launch the … Continue reading
Chris Honeysett at Menlo Park’s Fine Arts Festival
One of my favorite local photographers is Chris Honeysett, a master of black and white images. I own two of his large photographs – one in my home office and the other in my Glenbrook office – and they’re both … Continue reading
Such a Pleasant Re-Entry!
As you could probably tell by my somewhat cranky post earlier this week, it’s been an intense week. Fortunately, while I continued to work for a few hours again today, this was also a bit of a recharge day. The … Continue reading
Looking for a PhotoBuddy!
Are you a photographer in Menlo Park, California – or environs – who’s interested in sharing photography experiences? I am! I’m looking for a “PhotoBuddy” (or two) in my local area who’s interested in sharing experiences with me – helping … Continue reading
Friday Night Jazz at Cafe Borrone
We joined Chris and Linda Gulker last night for a wonderful Friday evening adventure – first some early evening munchies at Cafe Borrone, then the William Gibson event at Keplers (he was reading from his new book Zero History), and, … Continue reading


