October 10, 2021
Winter Bonsai
“…the moment I saw these trees, I knew exactly the conditions under which I wanted to photograph them…”
January 22, 2019
Redbud on the Rocks
“…a lone Redbud against a darker background while lit by the sun as if in a spotlight…”
April 25, 2018
Snowfall at Goose Creek
“…I wanted to experiment with using them as the backdrop of the snow, to create a layer of texture (the snow) on top of a background of texture (the cliff)…”
February 18, 2018
Stretch
Early to mid-February always puts me in mind to photograph Great Blue Herons. It’s around this time of year when they begin to build their nests and start their mating rituals. Richmond, Virginia had a great rookery right near the downtown area […]
February 5, 2017
Scott’s Run Waterfall
Another waterfall in Northern Virginia is where Scott’s Run, in Fairfax County, spills into the Potomac just outside the beltway around Washington, DC. This autumn,
November 16, 2016
Piney Run Falls at Potoma Wayside
In my last post, I mentioned the waterfall on Piney Run where it meets the Potomac River near Harper’s Ferry. Today’s image is that waterfall.
November 14, 2016
Autumn Reflections
In northwest Virginia, near the border with West Virginia and Maryland, outside the famous town of Harper’s Ferry, there is area near the Potomac River called
November 12, 2016
Ghostly Morning
The advent of Digital Photography introduced many changes for photographers, but I would have to say that the greatest alteration in my personal approach to the art
June 26, 2016
Loudoun County Farmland Sunset
I am really enjoying exploring my new home. Loudoun County, Virginia is rather large and quite rural, offering many locations to photograph if you can
December 21, 2015
Potomac River Sunrise
My new home near the Potomac River has its advantages, such as dramatic sunrises or moody, foggy mornings. I do have to admit, however, that
December 14, 2015
A Foggy, Frosty Morning
2 months ago I moved from Richmond, VA, where I’d lived for, oh, about 15 years to a location a few hours to the north,
December 7, 2015