I’ll admit that I’ve never been very good at wildlife photography. When animals have presented themselves, I’ve photographed them but I’ve never really pursued this side of nature photography like I have with landscapes. The […]
Category Archives: New Work
New Work: Hot Pepper No. 1
In a previous post, I mentioned that I might start trying some of the macro projects and such that seem to be occupying a lot of photographers around the internet during quarantine times. After spending […]
Wilcoxson Buick GMC
Yet another follow-up on my recent digitizing adventures. While Negative Lab Pro has given me the kind of results I’ve always wanted with my negative shots, it was of no help for me when it […]
Quarantine Storm
Quarantine StormMy balcony has served as a photographic refuge during the Covid-19 shelter in place order. I have become a wildlife photographer, a landscape photographer, an architecture photographer and now a weather photographer after last […]
Photography in the time of Covid-19
Fog of Covid IsolationThe tree outside of the balcony where I’m self isolating as my part of the Covid-19 response forms a silhouette against a foggy blue hour morning.Nikon Coolpix A Like much of the […]
Portrait of Amanda
A portrait of my beautiful wife using a new toy — a Paul C Buff Einstein E640 monolight. In this image, I paired the light up with a 32″ x 40″ soft box and stuck […]
Evening at the Mill
Evening is falling over Graue Mill in Oakbrook, Illinois on February 19th, 2020. The mill was built in 1852 and is still operable today.
MJ Hogan Grain Elevator – Seneca, IL
The MJ Hogan grain elevator dates to 181-62 and was built along the Illinois and Michigan Canal in Seneca, Illinois. Korona 8×10 Kodak 12″ f6.3 Commercial Ektar Ilford FP4+ 25 seconds @ f45 Yellow 8 […]
Truck and Grain Elevator – Big Rock, IL
A 1996 Ford F150 waits patiently for a buyer near the old grain elevator in Big Rock, Illinois on a sunny January 19th, 2020.
One Image, One Story – Aurora Sub Sunset – Lee, IL
A fast BNSF intermodal train is frozen in time in a frozen landscape outside of Lee, IL on January 19th, 2020. Sometimes people think I’m crazy because I like winter so much and I get […]