Pasadena Daily Photo

I kept getting up from my dinner last night to photograph the sunset. I finally had to stop because I was hungry. My kitchen window at my ...

The Southwest Museum is another place I've always wanted to visit but hadn't until Birthday Adventure Month. Maybe always wanting ...

photo by John Sandel We have them, it's just that we have them in winter.

Here's what my iPhone's zoom lens made of the B2 when it was circling with its buddy over the mountains. (Yes, there were 2 B2...

I went out to get a picture of snow on the mountains. I was too late for the best of the stuff, and I got rain instead. It was cold out, t...

Heading north on Los Robles. Saw this. Felt lucky. Does the weather affect your mood? I like a rainy day because I like to stay indoors ...

Toward the end of the day when it's nearly dusk here in the flatlands, the mountains north of Pasadena get a pinky-orange glow from sun ...

You may be aware that the first of the month is Theme Day around the City Daily Photo world. Today's theme is "postcard-worthy....

Today's guest author is many things: He's a journalist (Opinion Page Editor and columnist  for the San Gabriel Valley Tribune, Pas...

On the last day of September I began this monthly theme: a photo of the same spot from the same angle. The idea is to view it at different s...

In yesterday's comments the Altadena Hiker reminded us of the high waters behind the Devil's Gate Dam after a storm in spring of 2...

NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab hunkers down in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains. Enlarge the photo (or, as the Altadena Hiker say...

The Station Fire has seriously stressed me out. The smoky air, the online discussions about bad (or nonexistent) news coverage, the talk of ...

February has been too much fun. Let's get serious and learn something here on the old blog. (Not that learning can't be fun.) Since ...