Construction Photography: Katrina Plus Three
Just returned from another week of post-Katrina reconstruction in Mississippi. Although much appears to be back to normal, there's still quite a bit of work to be done. Take, for example, this house....
View ArticleEvent Photography: Another Monday Evening Walkabout
Since mid-April, I've been blogging about Tucson's weekly Meet Me at Maynards Social Run and Walk. And here I go, I'm doing it again. This past Monday marked the 14th running (or walking) of MMM. And,...
View ArticleArchitectural Photography: Marist College
The Marist College building used to house a Catholic boys school. After 1968, the Diocese of Tucson used it for office space. These days? Well, let's just say that it's just sitting there. What's...
View ArticleTravel Photography: Vermont State House
My recent visit to Vermont included an afternoon in Montpelier, the state capital. It's more like a small town than anything else. Population's just over 8,000, which makes Montpelier the smallest...
View ArticleTravel Photography: Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.
While I was back east visiting family, my father and I took a day trip to Washington, D.C. With Congress out of session and President Obama on vacation, Our Nation's Capital seemed a bit empty. On the...
View ArticleArchitectural Photography: West Chester, Pennsylvania
I grew up outside of West Chester, Pennsylvania. It's where I first learned to be a photographer. After lo these many years of slinging a camera, it was nice to go back and see the old town through...
View ArticleAbstract Photography: Sidewalk Footprint
Came across this "set in concrete" footprint at a restaurant near the University of Arizona campus. The pebble was a nice added touch... Buy this image Tip: You can view more abstract photography in my...
View ArticleEvent Photography: Dillinger Days and Downtown Tucson Construction
This past weekend, I attended the annual Dillinger Days celebration in Downtown Tucson. This event commemorates the 1934 capture of "Public Enemy Number One," bank robber John Dillinger. The...
View ArticleNature Photography: After the Blizzard
My recent trip to southeastern Pennsylvania featured no-problem air travel and foul weather that didn't materialize until after I was on the ground. What the weather forecasters billed as a blizzard...
View ArticlePhoto Essay: Greenway Park Ramble
Looks like our monsoons have taken a vacation. Other than brief sprinkles, we haven't had rain in almost a week. So, with thunderstorms not threatening Tucson's Tuesday evening, I decided to ramble...
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