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Monochrome version of a waiting stack of crystal goblets from the veranda of a restaurant close by Ponte Rialto (Rialto Bridge) Venice, Italy. This tends to bring out the clarity of the crystal bulbs. The crowd in the background is a phalanx of photographers poised along the bank.

Color version of a waiting stack of crystal goblets from the veranda of a restaurant close by Ponte Rialto (Rialto Bridge) Venice, Italy. This tends to imply a gray creaminess to the crystal bulbs. The crowd in the background is a phalanx of photographers poised along the bank.

We traveled from Fairbanks, Alaska, to Denali National Park. With upgrade we had a 2nd story view of the Alaska wilderness from these upperlevel seats through the almost floor to floor windows.

A skilled glassblower checks over his handiwork in making the bowl for an octagonally shaped drinking glass. Taken in the kiln work zone of Murano Glass Works, Venice, Italy.

A Murano Glassworks' glassblower stands by the kiln heating the plug of fine glass for an octagonally shaped globe of a hand-blown, drinking glass.

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Iridescent reds and pinks highlight the edges of the Chihully blue glass orbs on board a rowboat in middle of an icy cold lagoon.

One of last shots taken of Denver Botanic Gardens' temporary display, "Chihully in the Gardens." We were being chased out at dusk by the docents ending the open afternoon hours and beginning the sold out evening hours of the last day.

One of last shots taken of Denver Botanic Gardens' temporary display, "Chihully in the Gardens." We were being chased out at dusk by the docents ending the open afternoon hours and beginning the sold out evening hours of the last day.

As the sun goes down...

Trying out new lens in low light.

around the house b & W still life.
thought I would try to find something no one else hopefully thought of.

Accidentally caught myself in the reflection of this building on Ground Zero, World Trade Center, NYC, NY. Goal was the architectural and geometric side of building.

Surprising result of experimental shot with Olympus tg-2 underwater camera from visit to World Trade Center, NYC, NY.

Early morning sun over Santorini, Greece, creates a glow through the stained glass in blue cupola of neighborhood Greek Orthodox chapel.

The Kingfisher is a bird I've always wanted to shoot, but never had the opportunity. The other night, I was served this beer in an Indian restaurant in South Kensington, and I thought "why the hell not?" Lighting was pretty cool and funky, but I think I got it balanced.

Southwest of Jal lies a farm that produces hay. I was taking pictures on the property for their daughter who was elected homecoming queen, and the sunset was just right and made for an outstanding background.

I took this photograph on my iPhone in a shopping centre in Toronto Canada whilst I was on holiday.... I was travelling up the escalator and spotted the geese overhead ❤️

She posed in a couple of different positions for me today.

"Who in the world am I?" "Ah, that's the great puzzle." - Lewis Carroll

Outside of Brevard, North Carolina

Taken on holiday last year of a local filling glass ornaments and souvenirs with coloured sand.
As he sat in the shade of his small hut only his hand was visible against the light and briefly caught a glimpse of his face on the rare occasion he lifted his head.

Just having a bit of fun with experimental photography at the park.

Pisgah National Forest~Brevard, North Carolina

This is a flower box that I made out of an old bird house, I have an frosty wine bottle for watering. This picture was taken through a magnify glass of a flower as the sun was setting so it was shinning on the bottle.

A day spent in Liverpool photographing the buildings is never a waste!

A day spent in Liverpool photographing the buildings is never a waste!

A day spent in Liverpool photographing the buildings is never a waste!

A day spent in Liverpool photographing the buildings is never wasted.

A glass of wine to unwind on vacation in Whidbey Island, Washington.

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Part of a conceptual series that I have been experimenting with.

Long exposure at my favorite local beach. It's a climb to get down to the water, but it's worth it.

F/14
10 second exposure
ISO 300

We all have our secret places...those retreats we visit when we want to forget the world. This is one of mine.

DuPont State Forest~Western North Carolina

This shot was taken at Spyglass Beach here on the Central Coast of California. The rock formations in our area are legendary. I purposely took a low perspective for this shot, set up my tripod and then waited until the sun was where I wanted it to be. I took only a handful of shots, because I already knew what composition I wanted ahead of time. This was my lesson is "plan ahead"...it worked well for me.