Silver Lake Sand Dunes
I live at the beach, and we do have sand dunes. But not like the dunes at Silver Lake in Michigan. They’re massive. Which is interesting to me as you
I live at the beach, and we do have sand dunes. But not like the dunes at Silver Lake in Michigan. They’re massive. Which is interesting to me as you
A recent pleasure trip to Maine let me experience a personal, stress-free, fun, opportunity for photography. Some images from East Boothbay and the botanical gardens.
No, not the candy. That would be obvious, though, as I shoot a lot of product. No, this is a (very) old version of bowling as we know it. And
In the spring of 2006 I travelled to northwest Ireland, that area comprising Connemara. Known for its rustic beauty – and somewhat sparse population (save the sheep) – I wanted
There’s nothing like holding a photograph, or viewing one printed on paper. That’s the way it was always meant to be. Although I don’t do – nor like – “analog”
I had the opportunity to play tourist in a cold (and occasionally icy and snowy) Washington, DC. I try to visit Arlington Cemetery as much as possible; my uncle Richie
Sunsets never seem to be cliche, thought there a millions (if not billions) of images of them. Even while I was shooting Jess there were a number of iPad, phone,
I don’t fancy myself a landscape photographer, and “fine art” is an approach – not an end game – for me as well. Nonetheless, this was the position I found
I returned to Iowa after a year long hiatus. I visited for the first time last year. This time I had new gear to try, and the flash tube in