(Photo by Karen Hicks)

(Photo by Karen Hicks)

With Ari Munzner

My mother and I.

My father and I.

Taking photos behind my house

Taking photos behind my house

In front of a museum in Minneapolis.

With friends at a photo shoot in Atlanta.

On the days when I can't get to the gym, 20-pound weights and a chin-up bar have to suffice.

With a pocket camera. Similar in purpose to a P32, it gets carried when a larger camera is not possible.

Holding up my favorite lens, 100mm macro.

At Cheekwood Park.

Keeping a long lens steady.

During a visit with friends in Knoxville.

At a photo session in Michigan. I got to visit friends, speak at a gathering and take lots of photos.

At my old home.

After a racquetball game.

Very scruffy, with wet hair.

The basics: a digital camera with a standard lens and Austrian tupperware.

Sneaking up on a spider.

Holding an umbrella over my camera, while Matt uses it.

Resting in Chattnooga after a long drive.

David Dyer-Bennet(DDB), Oleg Volk, his father Ted, Randy Samos, Steve Rogers.

Pushing up my glases.

Nashville has become a destination for many of my friends. I have visitors almost every weekend.

These flowers were blooming outside my old home.

Lathered up!

By the lake-side in Alabama.

I like to travel light: just bring a camera.

In front of a window at a Japanese restaurant. Good company, sunshine and sushi make me smile.

A little tired, but in a good mood.

Using a PDA. I did not like that device and went back to a paper pocket calendar.