Saturday, October 1, 2011

Katherine at the Waterfall (2011)

Katherine was the last model I photographed before I became ill last year.  She drove all the way to central New Hampshire... I am afraid that I didn't really to her justice that day.  She came to visit me again on Sept. 30, 2011.  She danced for me... she listened to the music of the water.  Thank you, Katherine.
                       



Sunday, May 1, 2011

Coffee Roaster as Still Life


One of the perks of being retired is the ability to go to coffee shops and relax with my wife and friends and drink the ambrosia that is coffee.  Recently, I had the opportunity to visit my friend's roasting operation.  


Street Photography

This old girl has seen better days.  I hope that I have treated her with the respect she deserves.



Wednesday, February 9, 2011

February Doldrums

We have reached that wonderful time of year when Punxsutawney Phil has or hasn't seen his shadow.  Currently, the sky is a bright blue and the temperature is 17º F.  We have had a few days of above 32º F, just a taste... enough to think that there would be a chance for an outdoor shoot where the model wouldn't freeze her assets.  But, alas, winter is still with us... and no models are venturing out.

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Nubble Lighthouse (Cape Neddick, York, Maine


Every year since we (my wife and I) cast my parents ashes to the winds on October 31 (the anniversary of my parents first date), we visit this lighthouse so that I can talk to them.  Each year I take a picture, I thought I would share this one with you.

Monday, April 12, 2010

Katie Marie: Prowl

Katie Marie, again... Enjoy.

Sunday, March 7, 2010

Katie Marie

A couple of weeks ago, my wife and I spent a long weekend at my friend's condo, again.  He was off to a sunnier clime, Hawaii.

I scheduled a photo shoot with Katie Marie, a model from Model Mayhem.

This is one of my favorite images of her.  For other images of her please check out www.thebadgerden.org

(This image created with my Pentax 645, 75mm lens and 400 ASA Kodak film.  Negative scanned, and processed in Photoshop.)