Musician, Teacher, and Photographer

Musician, Teacher, and Photographer

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  • This new hospital in Harrison, Arkansas is a great subject for photography. The technique of reflection and leading curves is quite useful here. Could not pass up the opportunity to capture this effect.
  • I just took a bit of rotation and color adjustment to get the composition. The roses are a bonus.
  • And then we went home. This was in our last hotel after a trip to the east coast and back through Michigan. I have no idea where, or in what hotel it rested. The diagonal from the tip of the drunk to the tip of the tail made the composition. I just could not pass up the opportunity to interpret the old saying.
  • Dinner at a Branson Hotel. The light was what was in the room.
  • This is my kitty cat.
  • These grow in my back yard.
  • Two of my favorite cats about to go at it.
  • Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
  • Black and White. A couple of round eyes set on top of a mustache. You just have to see them.
  • I just turned around and shot. This came out. I played with the colors a bit.
  • Haven't seen one like this since.
  • These were at the end of my driveway.
  • This tree grew strangely and was quite striking in this field. I wanted this to be scary!
  • A beloved friend and pork chop thief. The Ice storm devastated a 100 mill wide path from Oklahoma to Kentucky. Thank you Charles for enabling something good to come of that devastation.
  • The castle on the water is a water collection station. The photo originally shot with film on a trip to England, Scotland, and Wales.
  • This was shot from a Pittsburgh, PA, hotel. The bridge is somewhat upstream from where the Allegheny meets the Monongahela.
  • The Rose of San Juan Capistrano
  • Took this on a walk about. Processed it later not wishing to waste the image. I like the middle leaf. seems to be on it's way down.
  • My first attempt at HDR with ON1. Went quickly, and with reasonable results. At least it pleased me.
  • My grandfather was a stone mason. I developed a sense of fine work. I don't know who did this work, but is typical of many homes in the Ozarks, and is an excellent example.
  • These bloomed last spring. I liked the colors. 2018 was a good year for plants .
  • Hickory leaves back lit by the sun contrast the the stick with orange and yellow colors. A green background from other plants having not yet turned.
  • View from the Peabody Hotel.
  • Severely cropped in order not to disturb them.
  • A Walmart pond in Harrison, Arkansas
  • This is not an illusion. These bridges do seem to go to oblivion. I first thought it was a mistake,. but revisiting the site proved that they do indeed cross the river at Cotter, Arkansas, and they do not intersect.

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