There it was, beating so rhythmically, beautifully, never missing a beat. It reminded me of a Salsa dancer and it made me want to dance too. I stared in amazement at this living, pulsating thing that hides inside my chest. Unlike even the best Salsa dancer, it never stops, it keeps pumping to it’s own…
The challenge really was limiting what I could post. Honestly, there is just too much texture in the world. From the soft blankets on my bed to the dust on my windowsill, I really had a hard time to decide. Life is texture, without texture what would life be? For more on Texture go here.…
I see them everywhere. Life is made of jagged lines, energy zig-zagging through the universe, but it’s not random. Everything has purpose. For more zig-zag photos click this link.
Summer in New England has always been my favorite time of year dating back from when I was 6 years old and living in Florida. Every summer was a trip to New England to visit grandparents and relatives. I guess that’s why I ended up moving here to raise my own children. Summer Lovin’ to me…
Every spring a little patch of red and yellow tulips pop up in my backyard. I didn’t plant them, perhaps it was the previous owner. Regardless of the years, the weeds, the fall leaves that never get raked in that part of the yard, they manage to find their way through. This year I found…
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There is no greater treasure than my family and the beautiful memories we have created together.
I’m always looking for a different point of view, in my life or in photography. I find it helpful to look close, look up, or fold myself in various directions in order to see something differently. You never know what you might miss if you just stay in one place or position all the time.…
Focusing at the zoo Easier said than done. Crowds, children underfoot, animals behind glass or cage wire, restless beasts. There were challenges everywhere. Sometimes autofocus is convenient and sometimes it’s ridiculous. Manual focus is a better choice to isolate your subject. Below is my third and last installment of our Franklin Zoo trip. The goats…
I took so many photos at the zoo that I couldn’t post them all at once, so I decided to break it into 3 parts. It was a nice day, warm but not hot. The zoo was busy but not overcrowded. Perfect really. So here’s part 2: There were a lot of exhibits under renovation,…
Road Rage This past weekend was tough. We had to get up at 4AM on Saturday to drive 4 hours to our son’s college orientation. No breakfast, in a hurry, it’s a setup for arguments. We managed to hold ourselves together, get some food and get to the orientation on time. Our son was also…
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