I’ve photographed and posted this location multiple times, but it continues to draw me back time and again.  The architectural lines are incredible, but also, east/west walkthrough and structure of the buildings creates so many different lighting situations, depending on time of day and year.  This was taken on a sunny mid-day.

A revisit to an old friend.  This is such a fun place to photograph, and this time around, it was even better because I was able to share the experience with my friend Carl.  Thanks for visiting, bud!

Photographer, book publisher, banker, explorer of light … and best friend, Carl Gandolfo.

Abstract images have always caught my attention, maybe because they evoke a question of mystery and what lies within.  On a recent walk to my bus stop after work, I came to this familiar corner with an awesome restaurant space with patio.  The restaurant recently closed, unfortunately.  I peered inside one of the windows, and […]

Early evening at Atlanta’s Midtown Marta Station.

My early morning happy place.  Quiet, quaint, comfortable.

I’m still exploring and loving this new space.  Eventually I hope to time an interesting subject walking through the frame, but in the meantime I’m enjoying the architecture all by itself.  The “hanging bubbles” are a super cool touch!

In an ideal world, I would have preferred the subject be slightly better placed for separation to draw better attention to him.  Still, I love the overall graphic nature of this space and the resulting image.