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Category Archives: Travel
Sunrise in Stockholm
Here’s an image from a recent visit to Stockholm, Sweden – shot just at sunrise with my tiny Canon PowerShot S95. I did a bit of post-processing using a combination of David Nightingale’s curves adjustments along with Nik’s Color Efex … Continue reading
Late Fall in Glendalough
From Scott's Portfolio Last November, we took our Glenbrook Payments Boot Camp “on the road” to Dublin, Ireland – recasting it as “Payments in a Mobile World!” with a lot of new mobile payments-oriented content. We had a great group … Continue reading
On the Beach at Cannes
For some reason, this particular photo of mine (from a wonderful trip to France in the summer of 2006) has been having an unusual number of views over the last few days on Flickr. Curious. It was taken using my … Continue reading
Chicago Skyline at Sunset
Last week, I was in Chicago to speak on a panel at the Smart Card Alliance’s Annual Meeting. It was a quick trip – so didn’t have a chance to do any extended photography work while I was there. But, … Continue reading
About that Header Image – Overlooking Luggala
When I launched this new WordPress-powered version of my blog over the weekend, I quickly looked through some recent photos to find one that would be suitable for use in the header image. The one I picked, which I’ve loosely … Continue reading
A Ham Dinner at Wildwood
Earlier this week, my Glenbrook partner Carol Coye Benson and I were in Portland, Oregon for a Private Payments Workshop with one of our clients. Upon our arrival the night before, we headed for Portland’s Wildwood Restaurant – one of … Continue reading
California Travels
One of my favorite local blogs is California Travels by San Jose-based Tom and Margaret Husband. Tom and Margaret do an outstanding job of sharing their adventures around the Bay Area and Northern California. Tune in to their posts for … Continue reading
A Special Healdsburg Weekend Away at Honor Mansion
We headed off to Healdsburg early Friday morning – for a 3 day weekend away. Staying at the Honor Mansion – a truly outstanding B&B within walking distance of the downtown square in Healdsburg – we caught up with good … Continue reading
Laffing Sal in Santa Cruz
While wandering around the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk earlier this morning, I stumbled across Laffing Sal – she’s the original from the old Playland at the Beach in San Francisco. Brought back memories!
A Lazy Sunday in Santa Cruz
It’s been a rough few days. I’ve been grinding away on some research and pulling a presentation together and, feeling sorry for myself, I just HAD to get out of the house this morning for some R&R! It looked like … Continue reading


