“I’m a photographer. I freeze time and solidify memories. What’s your superpower?” This is the picture caption for the opening chapter of Trudy Hamilton’s e-book “On the Path – Journeys Through Darkness and Light”.
While I may, in fact, be the last person on earth to have seen this, I decided to write about it anyway.
While this particular part of Broadway isn’t known for famous theaters, over the past few years there has been plenty of drama playing out on Wall St.
I have added several of my toy shots to my Etsy store. Perfect for a kids room or for those who enjoy nostalgic toys. Please stop by and take a look!
Beautiful view of Lower Manhattan as seen from Brooklyn Heights – arguably the best view of the city available.
Panoramic shot of Uptown Charlotte, showing the skyline and major skyscrapers.
There’s a very common misconception that I’ve heard more and more lately – that when a photographer decides what scene they want to capture, all they do is line up the camera, snap the shutter, and presto! A perfect image! Man I wish it was that simple.
This marketing image, featuring the Maserati Quattroporte sedan, really captured my attention when I ran across it several months ago. In fact, it’s been my desktop wallpaper since then – amazing given that I usually rotate any number of exotic cars through my desktop about as often as I eat dessert.
