Photography Blog

Bob Woodruff Park
I got lost in a new park the other day…

Fields of Gold
A field of yellow flowers stretched out over a quarter mile! How can you resist?

Motion Blur
Inspired by Juan Fernando Arboleda (@jufarbol on Vero), who is starting a motion blur project, I took an opportunity while waiting for an appointment, to try my hand at it. The photo above is by far my favorite of over 200 taken on this day.

Yellow, Black, and Grey
I would like to say, thank you, to the architect responsible for this building design.
I won’t tell you the purpose of this building because when it comes to photography, that is immaterial. I will say, however, that number of photographic opportunities this building provided was disproportionate to its usage, and it just proves that things can be both functional and beautiful.