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Some of my happiest memories from childhood were the countless hours my Dad spent playing baseball with me. Images of him hitting grounders, pitching, and just playing catch are forever burned into my memory.
My sons have inherited my love for sports and my oldest is always asking me to play. On the day this photo was taken I was in the middle of something. When I passed the front door and saw him sitting there reading a book (much to my delight!!!) I saw a moment that I’m certain most sons and fathers could...
A shot I took from my desk chair. When I need to clear my head I peer out into the distance. On this day the weather was quickly changing as is often the case in the spring months in Atlanta.
The mountain off in the distance is Kennesaw Mountain, the location of an epic series of battles in the South’s defense of the City of Atlanta during the civil war. After weeks of fierce fighting Gen Sherman’s Union forces would win and begin his infamous March to the...
As I was walking from the gym to my church’s sanctuary last night the sun shining on the steeple caught my eye. Never one to walk away from a moment I ran to my car and got my camera and took this shot. I sure do wish the moon was alot bigger….but, it does make the steeple appear very large in relation to it, huh? The perspective and light is what attracts me to this...
This past weekend we headed to our local town square for some fun, and I brought along my camera as I always do so that at least I’d get a few shots of something I could work with later that evening. I try to take a least a few photos per day of whatever just to further my skills…plus, you never know when a pleasant surprise awaits just around the next corner. As we were headed back to our car I decided to take a few shots of the flowers adorning the square. I didn’t expect the shots to be sharp since I didn’t have my tripod, but I hoped for the best as I configured...
Waiting For Dad
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on Mar 20th, 2011 |
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Some of my happiest memories from childhood were the countless hours my Dad spent playing baseball with me. Images of him hitting grounders, pitching, and just playing catch are forever burned into my memory.
My sons have inherited my love for sports and my oldest is always asking me to play. On the day this photo was taken I was in the middle of something. When I passed the front door and saw him sitting there reading a book (much to my delight!!!) I saw a moment that I’m certain most sons and fathers could...
Outside My Window
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on Mar 17th, 2011 |
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A shot I took from my desk chair. When I need to clear my head I peer out into the distance. On this day the weather was quickly changing as is often the case in the spring months in Atlanta.
The mountain off in the distance is Kennesaw Mountain, the location of an epic series of battles in the South’s defense of the City of Atlanta during the civil war. After weeks of fierce fighting Gen Sherman’s Union forces would win and begin his infamous March to the...
To The Heavens
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on Mar 17th, 2011 |
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As I was walking from the gym to my church’s sanctuary last night the sun shining on the steeple caught my eye. Never one to walk away from a moment I ran to my car and got my camera and took this shot. I sure do wish the moon was alot bigger….but, it does make the steeple appear very large in relation to it, huh? The perspective and light is what attracts me to this...
A Spring Surprise
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on Mar 16th, 2011 |
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This past weekend we headed to our local town square for some fun, and I brought along my camera as I always do so that at least I’d get a few shots of something I could work with later that evening. I try to take a least a few photos per day of whatever just to further my skills…plus, you never know when a pleasant surprise awaits just around the next corner. As we were headed back to our car I decided to take a few shots of the flowers adorning the square. I didn’t expect the shots to be sharp since I didn’t have my tripod, but I hoped for the best as I configured...
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