Jan 18 2020

2020 Reno Women's March

The annual Reno Women’s March is in the history books as another success story. Native Americans, in their colorful outfits, are always a presence at this annual event.

Women’s Marchers assembled on Reno’s City Plaza before proceeding up Virginia Street to the Events Center.

Native Americans are always well represented during the annual Reno Women’s March in their colorful outfits.

Jan 14 2020

Old Glory at a Protest

I shot this photograph during a protest march. It was after sunset and the person waving the flag was illuminating it with their flashlight. I decided I would illuminate it by isolating the colors from the black & white parts…

Dec 29 2019

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Giant mural with a message

Dec 28 2019

Faces of Immigration

The arcade floor of the Circus Circus Casino Hotel was packed with people. All gathered in front of a stage to watch the twice hourly circus performance. I couldn’t help but notice the makeup of the different types of people. Mostly Hispanic and Asian. Probably all immigrants, coming to this country the best way they could. Spending their hard earned money on the frivilous offerings a Casino Arcade provides in the form of entertainment. Then I got to thinking, these are the people that keep our economy thriving. Living from paycheck to paycheck, while the rich horde their money and whine about being targeted for higher taxes.

Dec 28 2019

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Reno Arch

Dec 21 2019

New Circus Circus Performer

Dec 15 2019

Nevada Museum of Art Exhibit

Decorative Arms: Treasures from the Robert M. Lee Collection includes more than 190 objects dating from as early as the 1500s through the modern era that showcase the skills of some of the most renowned arms makers and engravers in the world. Featuring historical suits of armor, antique firearms, swords, and modern arms, the exhibition is drawn from the private collection of Mr. Robert M. Lee — known to an international community of enthusiasts as one of the finest arms collections in the United States.