A few years after my wife and I were married, we found ourselves driving through the Delaware Water Gap on our way home from a friend’s cabin. I immediately fell in love with the location, but have never been in a position to return and actually enjoy it. That is, until yesterday. Our neighbor, and…
Category: Photography
Fences
I’m not sure what it is, but I find fences fascinating. Fences are how human beings mark territory, and warn others to stay of “our turf.” When you get down to it, fences really reveal some of the ugliest bits of human nature. And yet, they can be so beautiful. Wrought-iron fences are spectacular subjects…
Casper the Maudlin Ghost
This is my favorite image from a photo walk I took late Saturday afternoon. The light was wonderful, and I made my way down to the river so I could walk back with the Sun at my back. This poor little guy was part of one home's Halloween decorations. Far from scary, he's actually kinda…
Comparing Cameras
After I got my iPhone 6s+ last week, one of the questions posed to be by some folks was, “How is the camera?” I honestly couldn’t say. I’ve never been a good “snapshot” person, so once I acquired a DSLR I essentially stopped taking pictures with my iPhone camera. I figured if I was going…
Falling In
The season of Fall 1 began on Thursday. With the march of the seasons the light changed from the honey glow of late Summer to a more crisp light anticipating the coming chill. It’s probably my second-favorite light in which to practice my hobby. Aside from the allergies 2, I love the fall. A lot…
Looking up at the cresting wave
This week I posted an image of two books I had laid out for ABCNJ. One is our 2015 Regional Directory, the other is a devotional based on various testimonies from the region. Both represent my first attempts at using InDesign for large-scale page layout work, and I do have to say I’m impressed with…
