My Uncle Ben told me the secret to being a good photographer was to take lots and lots of pictures, then only share the best ones.  

When I travel, I take so many I love, and I want to share them all.  This project has taught me to edit and find just a few images which really captures the essence of what I am seeing and feeling rather than 20 which become tedious to the viewer.

When I am home, I get caught up in the daily grind.  It is   hard to stop and take a few pictures. Knowing I need a pictures for the blog forces me to look at the world a little differently.  I always stop and think, would that be a good picture?

I believe interesting photos are not just about the applying basic techniques, to make great effects happen deliberately. My favorite photos are the ones which bring the photographer’s  point of view  forward, so you see the world thorugh their eyes. 

This is my point of view.

 

 

Peppers!

Peppers!

Peppers Don't Have to Be Green  I love going to markets where I can buy peppers in al shapes, sizes and colors.  While I enjoy the original green, I have to admit the bright reds and yellows really dress up a salad. 

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Virginia Mint

Virginia Mint

Not pretty enough for Shutterstock Recently I started submitting photos to Shutterstock for their stock photography library. This one, a picture of Virginia Mint in the winter didn't make the cut, but I still think it is beautiful. 

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Venice is Another World

Venice is Another World

Venice Doesn't Feel Quite Real With water everywhere, it feels like another planet.  How can a city exist with no roads, and so few streets. But it does, and every inch is beautiful. Around every corner is another photo opportunity. This photo was actually taken on...

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Hello Irvington

Hello Irvington

Hello Irvington Founded in 1870 Irvington was  a suburban town of Indianapolis. It formed along winding roads of dirt and brick that reflected landscape design in the Romantic era. The town was built as a quiet suburb where artists, politicians, military generals,...

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