The HOV Lane Blog

Cootieville, USA. Kaaaa, kaaa, kaaa…kaa. Shaaah, shaaah, shaah… shaah. Just when you thought it was safe to get back into blogging, Jason & his cooties are back in-force!!
Yeah, I’m down for the count again. Just wanted to do a quick post to explain where I’ve gone and let you know [...]

Flashback! January 2005 - Santa Fe, New Mexico. The Airstream enjoys its first snow at their Santa Fe home on the range.

Cootieville, USA. While plunged in the darkness of my digital darkroom, some MORE cooties snuck up & set up camp just down the way on a street very personal to me — Joshua Lane.
Urrrgh, not again?!! As many of you know, this winter has been one for the cootie clans. So many [...]

Flashback! January 2005 - Santa Fe, New Mexico. Radames & Michele recently purchased a 1960s Overlander (if, I remember that correctly). During my visit, Radames was eagerly working to gain the coveted title of “Tin Can Man” with the renovation well-underway. Once completed, it will be a retro relaxation station for guests.

Flashback! January 2005 - Santa Fe, New Mexico. Per the previous post, the beauty of their place was matched only by my friends’ generous hospitality.

Radames gazes upon Mt. Cerrillos, which we later climbed.

Flashback! January 2005 - Santa Fe, New Mexico. The Santa Fe home on the range of Radames & Michele.

Flashback! January 2005 - Santa Fe, New Mexico. I would like to introduce you to two of my good friends, Radames Soto & Michele Nielsen.

While shooting in New Mexico, I had the pleasure of visited them in their desert oasis just outside of Santa Fe. The beauty of their place was matched [...]

Flashback! January 2005 - Newkirk, New Mexico. It was unclear whether this is still an operating place of worship. What was clear is that it remains “kodak moment.”

Flashback! January 2005 - Santa Fe, New Mexico. Brought to you in glorious Tech-no-color… my first random run-in with an albino version.

Flashback! January 2005 - Santa Fe, New Mexico. I stopped at a local store to buy some farm-fresh eggs and was stunned by the vibrant color of random peacocks. Back when I used to live in Palos Verdes, peacock birds were a common occurrence. Their unrivaled beauty is still always welcome.

Peacock [...]