The Chester Collection

The first image of a collection of misfortune by a seemingly sweet orange kitty...he lives to provide us with sad little treats on a daily basis. If they are in my yard, they will be photographed. It's not morbid, it's what cats live for. Although it does make me a little sad...

Lurking

A corridor of emptiness...where does each door lead? With so many options, I choose the door straight ahead.

Something Old, Was Once New...

Photo Of The Week

Dereliction...something old in a transitional state.

Photo Of The Week

A new project that I am introducing which has the goal of pleasing your eyes and forcing me to continue through my creative block and get back to the fun that is photography. Winter is so difficult to get through because I get lazy. Lazy like a bear that needs to hibernate...LAZY. So, lets see if I can continue with the goal of posting a photo of the week! :) Please enjoy!

What Once Was...A Tribute

It is quite amazing to realize the beauty that the cycle of life can bring. A fresh kill created by a family kitten beast provided a little something to analyze and appreciate. I find the image somewhat amusing, I am not sure why...perhaps the way the toes are curling or maybe it's the position of the birds final rest with one leg up and one leg down? Maybe it is simply the subject matter...who photographs a dead bird?

Menacing Doomsday Devices

These images were all captured during my most recent trip to Albany, New York. A few look like end of the world devices and the others...well, old rusty bits I suppose. I mean, who else would NOT need a suitcase full of dusty metal and sun flower seeds? I believe it is a nice change from soft portraits and colorful flowers. Enjoy!

The Automobile

Although these two images were taken about a year ago, I really feel a connection to them. Green is my favorite color and for some reason I use this truck on everything I create. Business cards to postcards to portfolios, this oldie is always included. I feel like its out of a scene from a hot southern summer...imagine driving slowly with the windows down with heat that doesn't produce a breeze, a slow rock song playing in the background and a crawling drive by of this ugly gem sitting on the side of the road. Oh, so inspiring! Can you tell I am yearning for summer? This is probably coming from this great song I am listening to by Curtis Stigers & The Forest Rangers. Five months until warm afternoons...the countdown begins.