Garden Flower
One of my favorite things to do is make images of the Beautiful flowers that thrive in my wife’s garden.
September 2021
HAPPY BOOK
Saw this at a discount store today and just had to post it!! Everyone should have The Right To The Pursuit of Happiness…….
Tanner’s Zen world
My dog Tanner and sunrise at the beach makes my heart sing. Sets the tone of gratitude for the day.
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Real Photographers use Real Cameras
ONLY KIDDING FOLKS!!!! Although it does amaze me how the advent of the iPhone Camera has changed the world. Today one can instantly share a moment in time with anyone on our planet. People are taking great photographs having little or no formal instruction. Everyday social problems are brought to light by images made by
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This is the life
Saw this gentleman relaxing in his beach chair watching the surf roll in.He seemed very content and Happy. That makes me HAPPY seeing folks like him just taking a break from the toils of everyday life.
Logs
These beautiful remnants sit in a field near me. Over the years weeds and fungus have grown over them. The rings give evidence the trees were older than me when they were cut down. (8 decades). Although I would much rather view a tree, these logs have beauty as they decay and return to the
Watching Me
Was taking a few garden shots when I looked up and saw this Dove watching me from his safe perch. I then began taking a few shots of him. He just stayed there never taking his eyes off of me for quite a while before flying off. This is one of the many images I
Home of the Brave
After much research (who knew there was so much to know about flagpoles) we finally purchased a flagpole for our my husband’s birthday. This picture was taken the very day his flags flew for the first time. He’s a very proud Captain US Navy Ret. Aviator, and I love him wholeheartedly.
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NYFW Anticipation
A candid shot of my friends before they went to the runway for a fashion show.
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Nighttime Discovery
As I was walking home from my friend’s place I was captivated by some road work that construction workers were doing. There was something so entrancing about all of the white smoke and the lights against the night sky!
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Ghost Train
Long exposure shot of a train coming into the subway. I love how you can see the NYC skyline through the train. Makes me happy to be able to play around with photography in this manner.
Family Time
After having helped me moved some belongings into my West Village apartment, my parents and I went out for a very enjoyable meal at one of our favorite restaurants. What a great memory!
LETS GO YANKEES
This was the day I learned how to be a bleacher creature. Had fun reconnecting with my friend Grace too!
Random Windows
I enjoyed the pattern of randomized windows that had their lights on. What patterns have you observed today?
Friendship Shadows
A reflection of my friend Maia and I exploring the museum. Thankful that we became friends when we were 6.
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Multi-layered Work
As a scholar of media, I the mixed media approach in this piece of art at MOMA. Through the combination of reflective surfaces, a reflective body of water, monitors, and a fountain of water falling in front of the monitors, I found the whole piece quite captivating. I also appreciated how the buildings out the
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Making Contact
What’s that out there? What’s that in there? Dog and chicken are interested in each other but it’s not going to be a successful relationship
Illumination
This is a closeup shot of a piece of art which caught my attention while at MOMA. Without the presence of the lightbulbs some might describe the texture of this surface as being drab, desolate, and utilitarian. I feel that the presence of the lightbulbs give the surface a greater sense of vibrancy and illuminates
In Transit
While the subway can be full of twists, turns, and jolts, I find it as a place to sit and reflect as I head to my destination. Despite the sense of motion I have captured in the image, I identify the subway with a sense of home no matter where I am in New York
Finding Flow
As I looked out at the Jersey City skyline from the Little Island at Pier 55, I felt a resounding sense of calm and serenity. Like the boat captured in this image making its way down the water, I myself feel the same sense of stride in how I approach everyday life.
Plaza Zocalo
While this is undoubtedly a beautiful plaza, it is a shame that the Spanish colonizers built this cathedral over an Aztec temple. I dedicate this post towards the beauty of what could have been if the Aztec temple was still standing today.
