‘Tis the Season
It’s been spring now officially for about a week. Flowers are starting to bloom. I see buds on trees everywhere, and yesterday I almost caught a tornado. Spring is considered a time of awakening from
Tag: photography
A view by the tracks
I went for a short little walk before karaoke, and my overall goal was looking for patterns. I think this qualifies. It’s the side of a building that sits no more than 30 feet from
Surprise on the Lake
For the second lighthouse of the trip, we stopped in South Haven, MI. Upon pulling into the parking lot, this beauty came sailing through the channel and into the lake. This is the Friends Good
Beauty in the Everyday
Sure, that’s just an American Robin. You can find them pretty much anywhere, and lots of them. Clearly, this photo isn’t about showing you some exotic animal. I just happened to see this robin taking
Forest Guardians
Pareidolia, or the strange habit of our brain to make us think we see faces when there are none. In this case though, maybe it is a photo of a guardian of our planet. This
Fireworks Photography
With the fourth coming up pretty quickly, I wanted to jump on the “help new photographers take fireworks photos” crowd. So, at the risk of being just another voice in the noise, here we go.
When the light arrives
Back in 2019—at least according to the EXIF data—I decided to visit a local Irish-themed restaurant and bar. The place has great food, a cozy atmosphere, and, as it turns out, perfect lighting under the
Know your subject
I knew where I needed to be when I saw her sitting there. Clearly, I was not there. I will never claim to know much about wildlife behavior. I’m trying to learn, but there is
A long time ago…
I’ve been shooting Nikon for quite a while now, and this image is actually one of the first I captured with it. At the time, I was borrowing a friend’s 80-400mm lens to pair with
Impartiality as the Press
Yep, if you are going to cover something as a journalist, you need to remain impartial. That’s your job. You are there (theoretically) to simply record the event and facts. Your images should not skew