Tybee Island, Georgia. Android phone camera.

Cumberland Island, Georgia. Canon AE1, black and white film, sepia process

Jensen Beach, Florida. Canon 7D, kit lens, long exposure.

Last evening when I got off work I knew I had to stop and get gas. I work 65 miles from home. I shrugged off stopping on the way in, just didn't want to start earlier to drive the extra miles to town before

One of the connections to any image is the human factor behind the image. This image for me shows why I photograph a scene from someone's life.

In honor of Tuesday's color challenge, I have decided to display some of the amazing orange flowers I have done for my weddings/events at Lavender Blue. I hope all of you enjoy the bright colors and textures!

My theme for the B and W photo contest "animals" is obviously equine! I enjoy photographing all types of animals, but horses are my favorite, for their beauty, spirit and heart. Entry I Canon

I miss film. I miss the stifling darkness when winding my precious film onto the spindle and placing it in the developing can. I miss the water running, the gentle agitating of the film and the anxiety

The subject of derelict items, people, or places is so complex. I hope my images have shown a very human side to dereliction. Entry I Entry II Entry III

Entry I Entry II Entry III First two images taken with a Canon AE1 using Ilford HP film, darkroom developed both film and images, last image taken with a Canon T2i and photoshopped into monochrome.

Tybee Island at dusk. Taken with my Canon 7D.

In the spirit of a peaceful Sunday, please enjoy my image of a purple morning at the sea.

These images were digital images which I made into cyanotype in Photoshop in preparation for making true cyanotypes in a darkroom from digital negatives. I will add a true cyanotype image at the end of

Your subject is always light. Seek the light today!

![orangebowl.jpg]( Community soup bowl event. All these bowls are handmade and filled for free for the homeless in our small community, working together to end hunger. Canon T2i f3.5 1/400 on a bright

Black and white film image of one of my favorite horses from college. Mona was such a gentle soul. You can see the kindness in her eyes. It was my privilege to photograph her before her passing.

This image was taken with my Canon 7D in the small country community of Lascassas. It is one of my favorite images from my travels across America. I hope you all enjoy!

Once again it is time for magic to fly! fireflies come out to play in the early dusk of a Tennessee country evening.