Timeless Images In A Fleeting World
Thoughts and prayers go out to the more than 1 million people under Hurricane Irma’s forced evacuation orders. I’m in the “cone of uncertainty,” although at 60 miles inland not as worried as those on the coast. The storm reminded me, however, that there are some times when it’s great to be photographing weather. This deadly tropical cyclone isn’t be one of them, […]
The Brilia BB-110C specs have promise, albeit somewhat limited by a guide number of 56 at ISO 100 through a 28 mm lens. Sounds pretty dim, I know, but when I could score one on sale recently I ordered. Bare bulb photography isn’t exactly a staple in my kind of work, but there are some situations where […]
A few years ago I spent about a week doing some photography and exploring the Newfoundland North Shore. The people are warm, wonderful and a breath of fresh air compared to the crowded anger we’re suffering right now in the states. Perhaps that’s what made me remember this image today. It would be great to don the parka and escape […]
Snow hit Raeford, North Carolina, on March 12. Forecasters predicated no accumulation, but even a little on the banks of the Lumber River would make for some nice photography. So I made the trip toward Wagram as flurries slowed. If there was a single snowflake within 10 yards of the water, it was microscopic. Nothing on the trees, […]
Kitchen art says a lot about the homeowner, or it quietly pulls together appliance, counter and floor colors. Both if you’re lucky, but it depends. Wall space can be at a premium, too, forcing things small. My daughter uses my 8×10 chicken photos, liberally. I’m not sure where that comes from, but they work despite foul-less appliances. Silverware […]
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