This is primarily a photo-blog for me to post my own work. The images are optimized for viewing on the web and are not suitable for printing. However, I can render many of the photographs as fine-art quality prints. Contact me at howardojalvo@hotmail.com if you would like one. If you choose to post one of my images elsewhere on the web, please include a link back to the original posting or provide similar attribution. --Howard-O
Monday, February 15, 2010
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Latest Pictures From Colorado
Mount Massive
A portrait of Snow on Rock
Note above: bunny tracks.
The next three pictures fall into the category of 'things that look like people.' See if you can find Yosemite Sam!
Ok. The picture above isn't really a thing that looks like a person. Looks more like that blobby guy from Star Wars (to me anyway).
Here's a hint. Yosemite Sam is in this tree's sappy surface.
I was thinking that it would be fun to publish readers' own photos of "things that look like people." If you have one, send it to me! If it's good (or you're good), I'll print it. Send your entries to HowardO.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Mounds View Football, Metrodome playoffs against Eden Prarie
Jimmy O holding off the dark knights. 
Going for the legs.
The drums before the storm.
Saturday, November 7, 2009
mygoldenmanteledgroundsquirrel.com
This little fellow was negotiating for part of my lunch at the peak of Twin Sisters in Colorado when I took his picture. I really wanted to give him food; but I once heard that they may become dependent on man and won't survive the winter. Sorry. :-(Sunday, October 25, 2009
BWCA Mushrooms
Bugle boy here is a polyporus elegans.
If you can identify any of these mushrooms, please let me know. Ramaria
The next two photos are pretty little red buttons on a portage heading into Ge-be-on-e-quet Lake. I could not locate them for myself even after Dan told me exactly where to look. Maybe because I'm color blind and old. (My family also says that I'm losing my hearing. But I don't think that has anything to do with it.) Dan saw them because he was carrying the canoe and had no where to look but down... That last statement is not really true. Dan always looks out for mushrooms for me.I just found out that these red mushrooms are hygrocybes.
lactarius sp
Leccinum sp
Moonlight Mushrooms
We are fun guys. Oh, yes we are! We are slime mold. Yuk.
Finally, this is Dan. He carries the canoe across portages and has a great eye for mushrooms. Thanks, Dan.
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