Yesterday, Sunday Aug 11, I missed photographing the flowers at my daughter’s farm market booth, which I almost never miss. Why did I? Because this event was taking place in Gettysburg. As a professional photographer and a student of American history, I can’t express how much I appreciated it. War Photography has evolved radically since...
Photographing flowers is a joyful, personal use of my professional skillset For 35 years I’ve made my living from photography, mostly portraits of people for business – executive portraits and the like – plus the products they sell or the manufacturing they do. In the greater Baltimore and Washington DC region, those products are primarily...
In this photo, the mountains are almost completely obscured by heavy rain clouds extending nearly to the ground
Warming the Cold Morning This photo, Warming the Cold Morning, has always spoken to me of warmth and safety even when surrounded by sub-zero cold. May this holiday season find your life, family, friends and loved ones as happy, comfortable, warm, cozy and safe in every way.
View from the hill, looking over Arlington and Washington DC Saturday, Dec 15, 2017, I tried to attend the annual wreath ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery. The goal was photography of the volunteers as they did their bit for service at this holiday season to those who have given everything for our nation. Visions of...
Carole DonovanInteresting…we have always been told that “history repeats itself,” which was not meant to be just another arbitrary statement. It has always been meant as a true warning. Funny how we ignore the warning so we can sate our appetite for tragedies. (“Funny” is a poor choice of words.) Kind of like the potato chip/deadly heart failure connection.