Tag: Nikon D700
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I Love a Rainy Night
Christmas has come and gone, and the remnants are messy – torn wrapping paper under the tree, leftovers in the fridge…mostly picked over, and decorations with no looming expectations awaiting. The peace after the chaos. That’s what this photo reminds me of…the peace that comes with the season. Not the material element of Christmas but…
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Wrinkles Embraced
“With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come.” William Shakespeare The story behind these eyes transcends his wrinkles. This unassuming man is an immigrant, a decorated WWII veteran who witnessed Mussolini’s demise in Italy, a loving and doting husband who is now a grieving widow, a humble servant, and a devout Christian approaching a century…
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Keep Me Dry
Let the rain kiss you. Let the rain beat upon your head with silver liquid drops. Let the rain sing you a lullaby. Langston Hughes Night photos in the rain…this is what I call peace. As I continue to grow in this field, I find myself reading more professional blogs. Several have said to throw…
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A Girl and Her Dog
This is why I do what I do! So many interesting people with tons of talent that the world may never hear about. Etiquette Tip: If you take a street performer’s photograph, be sure to drop some paper in their collection container. Shot with a Nikon D700 and a 50mm/1.4 lens. ISO 800; 1/2000; f4.5…
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Train Tracks Downtown
I love black and white. When I see a great black and white image, I can smell the developer, and my eyes automatically seek out the red lights of a darkroom. With today’s technology, darkrooms have become archaic, but oh how I long for the quiet power of dodging and burning paper. This photo was…
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Rainbow Connection
The most exciting thing about street photography is the element of surprise. It feels like I am in search of the unicorn gift. Humanity interacting with humanity – strangers engaging with each other in varying ways: accidental bumps and brushes, a quick smile, a nod. Or loved ones and friends exploring a downtown: a stolen…
Peace In The Margins 