Posted in Close-Up, Architecture, Documentary, Off-Camera Flash on July 22nd, 2008 12 Comments »
How many unique pictures can you take of one landmark? I wondered, really wondered, if I could get an original photograph of the the tower. Seriously, how many pictures have been take of the Eiffel Tower over the years? Thousands? No doubt. Billions probably.
Nevertheless, like the millions of shutterbugs before me, I tried anyway. I […]
Posted in Portraiture, Documentary, News, Travel on July 19th, 2008 8 Comments »
It’s 12:54am. I am in a hotel room and need to get to bed in a bad sort of way… but just have to tell ya’ll a little about the Kansas Youth Chorus that is now wrapping up a tour of the Southeast United States. We’re having a good time. I think that this has […]
Posted in Portraiture, Landscape, Architecture, Documentary, Automobile, Travel on July 2nd, 2008 7 Comments »
From the Plane
World Famous
A Bike Date
Reflection
Mediterranean Weather
SMART
Crucifix
Walking Date
The Forum
Crucifix II
Arena of Death; Flowering Life
Purple Graffiti
Movement
Movement II
A Close Conversation
Posted in Landscape, Philosophy, Documentary on July 1st, 2008 7 Comments »
I know that you don’t come to a photoblog for words, so I apologize for this post. For some reason I feel like I should share some of these experiences in words. Don’t read it if you don’t have time. On the other hand, I’d love some feedback, since I do enjoy writing.
Returning travelers know […]
Posted in Portraiture, Close-Up, Documentary on April 27th, 2008 2 Comments »
Friday evening the youth group hosted a banquet at church for all those over 65. It was a splendid evening of enjoying to get to know these people. I was so delightful to begin to realize and observe the accumulated wisdom, stories, and sense of humor.
One man told me how he grew up in […]