Montgomery Bell State Park is 3800 acres of rolling hills, hollows, forests and lakes in middle Tennessee. The park also happens to be just 5 miles from my house. So I go there often in search of landscape and scenic photographs. In fact, Montgomery Bell State Park is my defa…
Balloons in New Mexico
Pictures I've taken while traveling.
My Tamron 18-270 lens was the perfect traveling companion when traveling through the beautiful landscapes of Ireland in 2009.
Exhibited at the 220 Gallery, NYC
Eleven days in Kenya and Tanzania meeting the locals.
All photo's made with my iphone4.
They are details of bigger artwork in la-defense paris.
These images are of machinery that was in a 3 alarm fire. They where part of a foundry that made massive machine parts. The fire was so engulfing that the roof collapsed and left the machinery exposed to the elements for several month before I started photographing there. …
An early spring snow fall in the Cades Cove area of The Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Photos taken with a Nikon D5000 and Tamron 18-270 Lens
Random photos from my collection. I shoot with a Canon Rebel XSi and a Tamron 18-270 zoom lens.
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