Capturing the CAPE - I moved to Cape Girardeau, Missouri, in April 2018, after living in Washington, D.C. for many years. This is my online journal capturing photographs and life in this beautiful river city. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Another year and another set of interesting sculptures on..

The last few days here on the Cape have been unseasonably pleasant with the cool air seeping into my flat...

The Boardman Pavilion is where flea markets and classic auto shows are held and folks meet up for..

Peace Park was created by the First Presbyterian Church as a space for everyone - to reflect, pray or just..

Remembering those who died so we can stay free. They gave everything.

As I was strolling along the 100 block of Main Street in downtown, I happened to peek..

They say April showers bring.. well you know the rest. And the rains...

It moves quickly with intensity as it pushes south towards the gulf, bloated from the all the spring rain. The Mississippi River at Cape has been..

SEMO's main campus has beautiful rolling hills while its river campus has spectacular views of the Mississippi. Two picturesque spaces..

Faces Not Forgotten: A powerful exhibition recently on display at the Catapult Creative House in downtown Cape.

They say color makes people feel a certain way which is probably why green is my favorite - it echoes warmth and calmness.

I recently went over to the Crisp Museum at the SEMO river campus to view "The Annual Juried Student Exhibition". Such a rich display..