Mesa Arch
Last night I went back to my Moab images and did a little bit of visual reminiscing. Looking at the images I took at Arches National Park, Dead Horse Point, Colorado National Monument brought back a flood of great memories with good friends. This one is from Mesa Arch. It was shot about 20 minutes …
Dead Horse Point
I’ve been combing through the catalog my trip to Moab looking for images that I may have missed. Or maybe I combing through it to reminisce about the most epic trip ever. I’ll never tell. Anyway, this image either slipped through the cracks or I passed on it because I had so many similar images …
Beer Seeds
Last Friday morning I took a drive up to Maine to get some shots for Smuttynose Brewing. No beer bottles or construction images this time. I was there to get some shots of fresh hops. Being a hop-head, it was a treat for me. But it was also a bit challenging. The morning started out …
Mr. Crabby Pants
At first glance, they look like pebbles sitting in the marsh stream at low tide, but when you notice them moving and take a closer look, you see the hundreds (or thousands) of little crabs making their way to — what, I don’t know — higher ground, maybe? I spent about fifteen minutes balancing on …
Meet Calvin
Calvin is a rescued jack russell terrier who was adopted by my friends Fran and Katie Coughlin and their daughter Rylie. When Calvin was rescued from the mean streets of Wareham, MA he was an emaciated bundle of nerves with nubs for teeth. Evidently, he had taken to gnawing on rocks to try to feed himself. …
John Hiatt at the Hampton Beach Casino
Here is a shot from Wednesday night’s John Hiatt concert at the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom. Hiatt was in great form with The Combo, his band on this tour. The set list spanned Hiatt’s career ranging from the Riding with the King (released in the 70’s and covered a few years ago by Eric Clapton and BB King) through …
Gigante Meat Market
Something different for today. I have always been fascinated with the storefronts in the city of Lawrence, but rarely make the effort to photograph them. I did so a couple of months back and got this shot, which has been sitting unprocessed on my machine since then. Thought it was about time to give it …
North Canal
Here is another shot from last Saturday night’s Historic Mills Photography Workshop photo walk. The iron bridge basked in red LED lights was originally a railroad bridge. It facilitated the steam locomotive engines that were built in the Stone Mill, located about a block away (behind the camera). The lights on the bridge also change …
Washington Mill
Last Saturday night my friend and Mills Workshop partner, Steven Perlmutter and I hosted a casual photo walk through the North Canal District of Lawrence. We played host to about 15 people who share our love for shooting these old industrial buildings. Much fun. The North Canal District is an area in transition and very …
Surf and Sky
This is one of the long exposure shots from the beach this past sunday. I spoke about the banding, or light leaking on these shots yesterday and you can see it in the sky above the horizon. This is one of the less offending examples and therefore, the most presentable. The exposure was 1.3 seconds …