This shot is just off Rte 98 looking over Powell Lake at dawn. I wish I had my grad filter because this lighting and composition turned out well.

Next stop was Deer Lake for another stunning sun rise shot.

One of my better compositions, the sunset cast against the white sand dunes creates an amazing image every night. So glad I caught this one.

Just as I was about to pack up, I saw these clouds show up over the dunes. Amazing, eh?

On our anniversary trip to Maui, I stumbled onto this scene while exploring the road to Hana.

This is known as the secret beach. Funny thing is that the beach was so crowded, I had to dodge people to catch this. Notice the foot prints?

Just after a couple had their wedding shots, I snuck in to capture this sunset shot.

Can you imagine what it's like to be there?

Seeing the sunrise above the clouds is an experience everyone should try.

I waited too long to catch this one but the white sand and skies put on a new show every night. This one was a favorite for me.

Sometimes God offers up a picture and you are lucky to catch it. That's what happened here while on vacation in Tampa 2017

One of my best from Tampa Vacation 2017. Have this one hanging in the house.

I could get accustomed to this kind of sunset. Let's come back soon.

Last night sunset 2015. Moved the trash can and rewarded with an explosion of color.

Nicolaus Copernicus was a polymath (scientist) born in Prussia (now Poland) who placed the earth at the center of the universe. YES. It's his name we should recognize when we become self-centered.

Old Warsaw - It was a cold winter weekend in Warsaw - just like home.

One of the few buildings that withstood the German destruction was at the divide between the Russians and Germans.

Center square of Old Warsaw downtown. All of this was rebuilt since WWII. The Royal Castle of Warsaw was rebuilt entirely by the citizens and tourists of Warsaw and was not completed until 1984. Think about that for a while.

Warsaw fought the Nazis with everything they had, something the Russians found controversial and downplayed. It was due to this resistance that Germany destroyed 90% of Warsaw. Visiting this monument and Old Warsaw is truly moving.

It's common in this part of Europe to keep Christmas decorations out until February.

My goal is to take selfies at every IBM location I visit. Not sure the count so far but is high double-digits.

This is one of the most unique Hilton locations I've visited - sitting over the highway overlooking Stockholm's frozen harbor.

We took a ferry to the museum.

Stockholm is loaded with museums. Their cultural museum is beautiful from outside on this frigid day. Yes, it was about 10° in Stockholm.

This is me in front of the Vasa. You can't imagine how big this ship is. Sunk on its maiden voyage 500 yards from where it sits, it was restored in 1983. Quite a fascinating thing to witness.

Intricate details on its tail gives you an idea how much effort went into this massive ship. Just one problem. It toppled and sank in light winds on its maiden voyage.

High atop the tallest building in Stockholm, you get an idea how pretty the city is in the winter night light.

Of course I had meatballs in Sweden!

Selfie at IBM Stockholm Innovation Studio where we presented to a dozen or so partners.

Amsterdam Centraal Station is quite an interesting building.

Not only beautiful, Catholic churches are rare in this part of the world.

Bicycles are an integral part of Amsterdam. There are more bicycles than people in the city.

His selfie

Three cities in about 10 days and three IBM locations

James Sharpe and I trained into the city from Andersonville.

For the first time in history, Chicago hosts NASCAR street races around Grant Park.

James and I catching a selfie in front of the McDonald's Bubba Wallace 23 car

Michael Jordan sponsors the McDonald's #23 car driven by Bubba Wallace

We both wanted a photo in front of Michael's car

Chicago and NASCAR went all out for this race, circus and all. The concert venue was enormous. This was the Black Crows singing.

Day one started out well - a bit cloudy but very pleasant considering it was July 1.

That was supposed to be my selfie in front of the 75th anniversary sign but my head cut out the 75.

Day 2 didn't start well. Chicago took on record levels of rain. The streets were flooded.

Before we knew it, the rain stopped and the race began, slowly until things started to dry out.

With Chicago as the backdrop, the drivers began to get their legs and raised their speed each lap.

Before long, the boys were running at full speed.

The shortened race finished beautifully with the Chicago skyline in the background.

The crowds were so large, they opened the raceway for us to exit. Any other day, this was Jackson street.

Chicago says thanks to the race fans like only Chicago can.

It was a street party as we escaped from the raceway into the city. Great weekend!