Did you see that ?
February 09, 2014
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I see some of the strangest things when I am driving the American highways. I mostly notice the types and styles of cars and trucks. Sometimes I catch a really cool custom ride. I check out the license plates. There are some witty people with those personalized plates. Some of them are scary cars and trucks that have items loaded really badly. Ah m...
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Speed, low light, and cold
January 23, 2014
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If you know Hockey, then you how fast the players skate. Even faster is that little black puck they chase after. Now think of following it through a camera lens. It creates a challenge to photograph, and then add to that low light and safety glass. Photographers are always after that great shot. We prefer to not have anything between the lens and t...
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Scene it
January 09, 2014
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This is one of those images that I drive by frequently and always mean to stop and photograph. Its on a winding stretch of narrow roads and hills that cut through the country side of Pennsylvania.
While driving by this week during a snow fall it looked very different to me. It may be corny to say but it reminded me of a place that I could imagine...
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Ready - Set - Go
December 15, 2013
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Finally got my new website up and running.
The only reason for the change was to expand my photographic services. It's somewhat easer for me to make changes however my previous site was done by a really good marketing kid right out of St Joseph's University in Philadelphia. I could just call and say, make this change, add this to the site or chang...
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Scene it
August 04, 2013
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One of my most popular photographs is of a desolate stretch of highway on US 52 in North Dakota, just south of the town of Estevan, Saskatchewan. The horizon is flat as a pancake, and you can see a line of telephone poles fading off into the distance like some sort of optical illusion due to the light and profound emptiness of the area. If it weren...
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