I’m thinking of moving the blog portion of the site to a .blogspot domain and redesigning the site. Blog-style posts will be be there (www.strayfoto.blogspot.com) until I make up my mind.
Thanks – I have what? 2 subscribers? You know who you are…
I’ve finally been able to post original content to Zeen Magazine. Glad to have had it happen – the last thing the internet needs is another Pinterest…
I can’t imagine needing more social media, but this seems a little more photo-oriented than Facebook, so it interests me in that regard. Latest “issue” here.
I’ve owned a pair of the Arrow Moccasins Two Eye Tie Moc for a little over a year now, and they’ve become my favorite pair of shoes for almost any occasion. I have the double sole model and the foot bed has molded to my feet and it’s pliable and protective at the same time. They’re easy to care for – almost maintenance-free. I get them dirty and dusty when hiking but every month or so I wipe them down with a wet rag and apply some mink oil and they look brand new again.
I’ve created a video comparing the different types of Arrow Moccasins I have here:
While I think the leather sole is plenty tough for almost anything, it lacks traction in snow. I wanted to get a pair with a sole for the winter months, and decided to get the taller Arrow Moccasin Lace Boot.
I waited a moderate three weeks and they showed up. Very cool shoes. While the leather sole mocs can be resoled by Arrow, the crepe sole shoes can’t. Hopefully they last several seasons. I’m sure with mainly winter use they’ll last a while.
While any shoe made with leather this thick will take some breaking in, I’m impressed by how comfortable they are right out of the box. The sole is thinner and more flexible than I’d imagined and it allows for decent ground feel. The other benefit to leather this thick is the warmth. So far they’re very warm, even with no socks.
So my first impressions are all positive; a solid shoe, pliable but protective sole, and made in the U.S.A. I also think they look great.
I’ve written and illustrated two children’s books that are now available in print and digital versions; Coyote Life, and The Cat’s Glasses. If you’ve got kids, check them out. If you enjoy them, please leave a review, tell your friends, etc. Thanks.
Coyote Life is a short, rhyming children’s book about coyotes in the Southwest.
Don’t forget to check out some of the fine art prints for sale in my Etsy shop.
My wife Leah also makes and sells some pretty cool leather stuff like minimalist wallets and camera straps. Check out her Etsy store for some cool gear.
I subscribed to zeen… how many media outlets does a joker need? One more I suppose…
I can’t seem to figure out how to upload original content to Zeen – it seems more like a pinterest page with a cover and a fancy new name. You can add images from the internet… so these images exist here to be able to be pulled to zeen… it’s a workaround.
Bob and I went to Portland, Seattle, and then Goldendale, Wa, for the Maryhill Festival of Speed, a downhill skateboarding event. A full gallery of photos is on my flickr page here.