I’ve discovered that bins of beads can make for some interesting (and easy to find!) photo opportunities. Here’s a shot I took a while back in a trinket store in Albuquerque, New Mexico:
I wish the beads were a bit shinier, but didn’t think the store owner would be too wild about me hanging [...]
One lingering autumn leaf hangs on through the snow…
I saw this in a trinket shop in Albuquerque ages ago, and have been pretty much sitting on the shot, waiting for a fitting date…
There are interesting scenes everywhere — not just where you’re expecting them.
This probably isn’t what anyone means by the term “street photography,” but it fits in a literal sense…
Today’s shot is a scan of a slide I shot ages ago on a cultural exchange trip to China…
Before my wife tossed out her (now-)wilting Valentine’s Day flowers, I thought I’d do a bit of macro work with them…
Just a little reminder of this past summer…
Just a straightforward picture of a lotus blossom:
I really like how this turned out, nice and simple. In the Missouri Botanical Garden; St. Louis, Missouri.
As you may have noticed if you’ve looked at the EXIF data in some of my images, I bought some new goodies for the E-510 to play with…
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