Opening night for my first art gallery show is now in the books. It was a great experience. There were quiet a number of people in attendance. I was told by the parking attendant that […]
Tag Archives: Film Box Lab
Flyover Country
The term “Flyover Country” carries a negative connotation to those in rural areas. It’s as if the most important people in the country live on the Northeast and Southwest coasts. I’ve never been to LA, […]
One Tough Kid
After a pediatric visit in February, we learned that my youngest son was going to have to undergo an orchiopexy surgery due to a hernia. I’m not too crazy about surgery unless it is absolutely […]
Vacation 2014: Black and White Beach
I had a few frames left on my roll of Ilford Delta 100. My goal was to finish the black and white roll before we left for vacation and load some Portra 400 for the […]
Country Life
Here are 12 more frames from my last roll of Portra 400. As I mentioned in my last post, I like the rendering from Kodak Portra. It fits my style of shooting when it […]
Nashville on Portra
I dropped off my roll of Kodak Portra 400 at the Film Box Lab in Nashville on Labor Day Monday and my scans were ready Friday. This was a quick turnaround. I am very pleased […]
On Top of the World
When I got to the top and finally got my camera ready, I was able to fire off one shot before people started to walk into my frame. I decided to take another frame when the […]
Antiquing
This is a very quaint area. I love the old-timey atmosphere. Back in the day this was a bustling little community with a couple of General Stores, a post office, granary, and a train depot. You […]
Secret Society
When I came upon this brick wall and what used to be a door, I immediately thought of the movie Harry Potter. It reminded of the train station where Harry Potter and Ronald Weasley ran through […]
Bike It
My wife made the comment that I always find a bike to photograph. Her comment prompted me to create a small gallery of some of my favorite bike shots.Click on any image to view the slideshow. […]
Boxcar Travels
I realize that the train cars in this picture are not technically boxcars, but they still remind me of the romance of traveling by rail. I am not talking about an actual passenger train with […]
Printers Alley-To Go or Not To Go
The people of Nashville are currently in a battle against private owners and investors. It appears that the private owners of some famous and historic landmarks in Printer’s Alley are about to sell to make […]
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