A mid morning photograph of Secret Beach beach on the Kauai Island in Hawaii. To learn more about this image click here
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Crystalized
Well, it was cold. This lonely tree was completely frozen over around Nebraska City. For more info view here
Snow Covered Cherries
Fresh snow on red cherries at Two Rivers State Park in Nebraska. View more info here
Lobster Buoy
I grew up in Nebraska but have lived all over the United States. Old Barns reminded me of home when I was away. Lobster Shacks on the East Coast remind me of barns. You can count on finding lobster buoys around any lobster shack. I love the color and the antique feel from each one. This photograph was taken in Rockport, Mass. More information here
Nature is Imagination
“The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a green thing that stands in the way. Some see nature all ridicule and deformity… and some scarce see nature at all. But to the eyes of the man of imagination, nature is imagination itself.”
William Blake
I wish I had a chance to have a cup coffee with William Blake so I could tell him how influential his short poem was to me and the whole reason this shot ever happened. My favorite compliment is when my pictures are compared to paintings. The technique for this type of shot is to have your camera on a tripod, slow down the shutter speed and slightly move the camera up or down while taking the image. Does it always work? Not at all. But when you get that one that does, it’s magical. View Nature is Imagination full image here.
Fall Storm in Wyoming
One of my favorite things in the world to do is to search for shots. There is no map or final destination. Off the beaten path, on the very west of Wyoming lies this. For more info on this Image please go here
Perfect Harmony
I was listing to music and going through my six years of work, when I came across this image. It was one of those days where you feel like the universe is working against you. I had been working on my seasonal gallery all day with my designer and nothing was flowing. This image has everything that inspires me; the ocean, the breeze, the moment, the smell and most importantly, the sound of the stream working perfectly with the subtle ocean waves. This image reflects perfect harmony. It inspired me and helped me find perspective on a challenging day. I hope it does the same for you. Click here to view the full image:
Upcoming Events:
- Nov 15th – Dec 31st the Seasonal Gallery will be open. Located on the 2nd level, next to Greenberg Diamonds and across from Pac Sun. The gallery is coming along nicely. I’m very excited to be opening it soon.
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Two Lights
Portland Head Lighthouse is located in Portland, Maine and was the first lighthouse completed by the United States government. The government set aside $750.00 for a lighthouse at Portland Head in 1787, but the project would not be completed until the First Congress passed the Lighthouse act in 1789, which placed lighthouses under control for the federal government. Portland Head Lighthouse was the first lighthouse completed under the act, after Secretary of Treasury Alexander Hamilton allocated a sum not exceeding $1500.00 in August of 1790 to finish the lighthouse on Portland Head.
I spent 7 mornings and 7 evenings waiting for perfect light so I could do this historic lighthouse justice. I’m not one to spend so much time at one location, but felt the potential would be incredible if I was patient with it. There is something so special about being around the ocean, by yourself, in complete darkness, anticipating the perfect moment, while listening to a soundtrack of crashing waves. I personally love the color tones, especially in the ocean and how the rocks and sky are somehow working together in texture. “Two Lights”, is a limited edition print of only 300 images and can be purchased here.