My bud Carl and I had an opportunity to ride the steel ponies the weekend before Easter. He drove down, trailer in tow, to pickup his amazing Indian Scout. “Tyra” had been in storage at the Sisco garage since Thanksgiving. It was a great day of riding. Weather was cloudy and cool (perfect), so we made […]
Given Katie’s hubby (Evan) is a photog, she’s an easy target …. rolls with the punches when asked to be photographed, and photogenic, too! Love you Kate!
I see new things and fresh perspectives each time I wander into this glorious hotel. It’s been in many movies, including the Hunger Games. The first image is noisy because of the very low light and my underexposure at capture, but I think it’s acceptable and gives even more character and texture to the overall look. […]
A couple from a short walkabout in downtown Atlanta. Enjoy.
Train stations are always compelling to me because of the motion and energy, the study of travelers, and of course, the architecture. Since this visit was around 10pm, there was very little going on. However, the geometry and leading lines did not disappoint. Bay Area Rapid Transit – Millbrae Station near the San Francisco Airport (SFO)
August 21, 2017 – Solar Eclipse across the USA, with Atlanta having a 98% totality coverage. I was looking down while most were watching the sky. 🙂
Trying something different, inspired by http://thomasvanoost.com . I stumbled across his work several months ago and was mesmerized with the combination of creativity, structure and geometrics, and mystery. I can’t touch the hem of his Vanoost’s garment, but innovative and imaginative photographic art like his inspires me to try new things and step outside of my comfort zone. BTW […]
“Every doorway, every intersection has a story.” ~Katherine Dunn
“Let everyone sweep in front of his own door, and the whole world will be clean.” ~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
“The doors will be opened to those who are bold enough to knock.” ~Tony Gaskins
“A very little key will open a very heavy door.” ~Charles Dickens