I got a little excited when I saw a couple of gems that I thought I might enjoy photographing and that’s when the problems or should I say challenge began…
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Category Archives: GALLERIES
Aging Gracefully
Also posted in Old Cars & Trucks
Tagged car show, Chevy, Cobra, Ford, GTO, Impala, old cars, old trucks, restored
Patience: Do I Have Enough?
Also posted in Nature
Tagged Cades Cove, deer, frost, National Park, TN, Townsend, wild turkeys, wildlife
Another Trip to Old Car City
Also posted in Old Cars & Trucks
Tagged abandoned cars, abandoned trucks, car emblems, GA, hood ornaments, Old Car City, vintage cars, vintage trucks
A Walk Through History With a Good Friend
These last few months have seemed like a whirlwind of the ups and downs of life personally and photography wise. I’ve taken some great short trips that have yielded some not so great photography but hopefully some valuable lessons in technique as well as patience and lots of fun.
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Also posted in Abandoned
Tagged Atalaya, Brusnwick Co, fishing boat, Murrels Inlet, nc, night skies, SC, stars
One For The Bucket List
Saturday September 8th…that’s one for the bucket list. I spent the day shooting at the abandoned Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia, PA. As I walked up to this most imposing rock fortress, I was amazed at the size and architecture of this facility. It was built in 1829 by the passive Quakers, who believed that solitary confinement was the best way to serve penance. Charles Dickens on his first visit to the United States only wanted to see two things…Niagara Falls and Eastern State Penitentiary.
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Also posted in Abandoned
Tagged abandoned, cell block, Eastern State Penitentiary, PA, penitentiary, Philadelphia, prison, urban decay
Seeing a Forest in the Sand
Also posted in Nature
Tagged crab, nc, sand art, topsail island
A Love Defined
Ok, how do I start this? I’ve been reluctant to write a blog post about our Florida vacation that was a total photography bust because some of you have already heard enough. I keep wishing we could have a “do-over”, but that’s not going to happen. However, I’ve had time to digest it all, and there are some things I learned, and that’s always a good thing.We had 11 nights, starting in Savannah, GA. From there we were heading south to several destinations in Florida. I had a new camera, new territories to explore, and I could already see all the great photographs I would have when we returned home.
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Also posted in Nature
Tagged 5 toe cats, birds, chickens, cigars, florida, Hemingway, key largo, key west, people, performers, st. augustine
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