House of Sorrow

I can never resist an abandoned building. This house is in the next town over and on a road I hardly ever take, so when I did and saw it I knew I'd have to go back and shoot it.  When I did I had an intense feeling of loss and sorrow.  Judging by the... Continue Reading →

Lush Life

I love daffodils and flowers in general, but come spring every northerner with a lens and a sensor is out photographing them.  Most of the shots are the same over and over again.  I'm guilty of it just as much, but this time out I decided to try something different.  The rain had just barely... Continue Reading →

The Story of a Single Shot

I am a walker.  I mean that in the sense that I'm not a runner.  I go out and tear up several miles at a time.  I average a 14-minute mile.  It is not a stroll.  What the hell does this have to do with photography?  Well one of my normal walking routes takes me... Continue Reading →

Pay Attention!

Being aware of your surroundings and keeping your photographer's eyes open can yield fantastic opportunities for great pictures.

A Glorious Morning

I'm not a morning person, but for good light I can make exceptions.  Yesterday we had fresh snow for the first time in a month and I just had to go out and play.  It was wonderful.  Crisp.  Quiet.  Shining.  Here's how it went - Soft light brings out the sparkles in the snow -... Continue Reading →

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