Monthly Archives: October 2009

The constant companion of timekeeping… This huge wall-clock is on the wall at the salon where I get my hair cut. It sits up there alone a very heavy reminder of the presence of time.. quite fitting for a place … Continue reading →

Moo…

Dedicated in memory to Dorotha M. Hudson, my grandmother…

The energy of commerce… This image was a complete surprise to me, I was using my pocket-sized point and shoot to try and capture interesting people candidly in the local mall, but the mode dial was accidentally knocked to landscape … Continue reading →

An experimentation with light This image is a by-product of sitting down near where I had left my Nike’s from the day before, the perspective was interesting, looking up at something that’s usually looked down at, equipped with a SB-600 … Continue reading →

The tiny world inside.

A completely quick shot, that just happened to work out wonderfully… albiet, completely not what I had in mind when I took it. This is in the lobby of Robinson hall at UNCC, I was hoping to capture more of … Continue reading →

Life at 135mm, this image and all the rest I took today were all shot at 135mm.. I’m used to being pretty variable with my focal lengths, so its interesting being stuck looking at things so closely… gives things a … Continue reading →

Looking up at a pillar of light…

I was shooting clouds with the 70-300mm lens when it happened to get dark.. I looked around and found the sun hidden behind this cloud….

One of the benefits of being in the middle of a large road expansion project, lots of construction workers to photo, though this is the first one that’s come out as anything more than just a random snapshot. I feel … Continue reading →