#GlobalSelfie
Global Selfie Day
Photographers you should know-James Balog
Today I would like to introduce you to James Balog. James is a nature photographer, Nikon Ambassador and founder of the Extreme Ice Survey. Make sure you check out his website at James Balog Photography.
Sunday April 20, 2014
Hope you had great day.
Saturday April 19, 2014
Get out and enjoy the day.
Good Friday
Have a blessed weekend.
Throwback Thursday
For today's "Throwback Thursday" its not a picture of me. I'll use this as an opportunity to share one of my all time favorite bands "Mandrill". If you can remember back in the day such songs as "Ape is High" or "Fencewalk" you heard some great music. If you have never heard of them be sure to check out their website. MANDRIIL
Keep shooting
What a day. I had a lot to do and forgot to schedule any posts. So, enjoy today's picture.
Old and New
Here is an example of capturing the things of the past and modern day at the same time.
Photographers you should know-Doug Kaye
Today I would like to introduce you do Doug Kaye. Doug is a podcaster and photographer. Please take a moment to look at his website: DougKayePhotography.
James River Fishing Pier
Another local landmark that will disappear. It will be rebuilt in the next year or two.
Sandy Bottom Nature Park
While working on a project this morning at Sandy Bottom Nature Park in Hampton, one of the park rangers alerted me to this. Not sure if any birds had actually nested or if their were eggs in the box.
Spring is Here
What a great day today. Hope you had a good day.
April 9, 2014
Lines, shapes and patterns.
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Good night
Photographers you should know- Vincent Versace
Today I would like to introduce you to Vincent Versace. As his bio says Vincent is an internationally recognized pioneer in photography. Be sure to visit his website HERE
Late night post
Hope you had a great day
Taken with iPhone. No processing applied.
Working hard
Egrets nest building
Have a Great Weekend
Enjoy your weekend
A Piece of History
Today's photo is a piece of donated structural steel from the World Trade Center in New York City. It's a 17 foot, 4000 pound i-beam that is hung so that it appears to be falling from the sky. The letters "FDNY" that you see means that a deceased firefighter was located at that spot in the collapsed towers. The 343 FIRE/EMS who perished will never be forgotton.
Hampton Coliseum
I said that I would do more night/twilight photography. This is the Hampton Coliseum just after sunset.
