Tag: 85mm
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SOS Cuba
Millions of Cubans across the world are shouting, “We cannot remain silent.” Most of humanity cannot even begin to understand the Cuban people’s plight – communism, oppression, poverty…and all for the sake of politics. I’m not going to pretend I understand all the nuances surrounding the Cuban people and their struggles, but what I do…
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Chasing Light: Every Day Needs a Night
Designation: Dark Sky at Kissimmee Prairie State Park in Okeechobee, Florida. Independance Day weekend has come and gone, and a storm named Elsa didn’t bring the disater some predicted (non-Floridians for the most part). I’m now back at my day job and having a bit of wanderlust withdraws. Kissimmee Prairie State Park was beautiful, and…
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Green Glow
Happy St. Patty’s Day everyone! I’m always amazed at the tiniest of things that draw my attention to a scene. I love how lights come to life at night and how colors seem to glow. For me, this shot was all about the dress. The green was so dominate in the glow from behind the…
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Technology Commands Our Attention
The juxtaposition of these two, both looking down at their respective technology, is what caught my attention. On the left: the photographer of the event. On the right: the event planner. Both are intently focused on the equipment in their hands, unaware of each other. The image begs the question: What commands my attention? We…
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There Must Be a Story
Like I’ve said before, I’m a storyteller. The fact that I don’t always know the story, doesn’t negate that fact. Photographs tell a story – even when we don’t really know anything about the scene. For instance, I know this is a food truck rally, and the guy in the hat is considering his selection,…
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No Filter
I never leave home unprepared. My dinner date with the hubs and my son turned into a restaurant photography session. We were tucked into a sweet little alcove booth, and my eyes kept going to the couple across the way. They were so sweet, talking, smiling, touching each other – just small tiny actions filled…
Peace In The Margins 