Trey reminded me that I had forgotten to post the November NBATP photos…so I have. You can check them out here (2 pages). I did also get a little video that I may put up later. I didn’t record but only a few pulls if … Continue readingNovember NBATP pics…
Had a very busy last six months…for a multitude of reasons, some good and some bad, but getting things back into shape. Posted most of the good stuff from those months (not counting the Rolex 24, obviously) just today. Got a great shot of the … Continue readingCatching back up…
For the most part in my sparse photo-blog, I try to stay away from legal and political views, but a series of recent legal battles has prompted me to step up to the soapbox. The ordinary assumption of anyone who takes photos is that you … Continue readingAlert to Photographers…your work may be in jeopardy…
Got to finally go see the Rolex 24 in Daytona. Couldn’t have picked a better race or weekend apparently…the weather was great (and warm) and the event was the 50th Anniversary of the Daytona race! The best way to view the photos is to go … Continue readingThe 2012 Rolex 24…
Went this weekend to Laney’s airport, they had a fly in with some nice vintage aircraft. You can see some of the photos here.
Saw the St. Louis Stompers at the St. Louis Jazz Club, so took a photo that would provide a unique angle of the musical group. Here’s a video as well…and here’s another. Also took a nice pano of the St. Louis riverfront at night…
I’ve got some of my castle photos displayed at Fausto Coffee in Lincolnton, NC. The coffee shop is right on the square with the courthouse. Stop by and tell Miriah and Jacob “hello”! Had a nice kickoff this evening, got to meet fellow photographers Chris … Continue readingPhoto Display at Fausto Coffee in Lincolnton
And no, it’s not the north pole…got a great shot of a thunderstorm at night. A few photos of lightning as well, but this view of the towering masses of clouds was just too spectacular to not post.
I really enjoy finding some of my old photos that I discarded because they were not very good, and being able to restore them using all the modern technology. This photo sat around for six years and I just found it the other day. It … Continue readingAncient history…
In May & June I also went through Missouri & Illinois chasing the Union Pacific’s 4-8-4 locomotive. I had already posted these pictures, but hadn’t mentioned it on the front page or posted a link to the video. It was a really fun trip, but … Continue readingChasing the train…