“The world breaks everyone – and afterward some are strong at the broken places.”
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Unexpressed love is toxic. Happy Birthday Kate.
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Unexpressed love is toxic. Happy Birthday Kate.
Yeah, I know. EVERYBODY photographs flowers. Well, everybody also breathes, but you don’t see me insisting that fewer of you do it, now do you? I aim my camera at pretty things. Call me shallow, but not for me, all that journalistic ‘we really should do something about these terrible conditions’ kind of photography. It’s enough that it should be pretty. Make me feel good. Lift my spirits.
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My family is going through a bit of a rough patch right now. Nothing I care to go into on the world wide web, but it is painful enough for us to have circled the wagons and drawn closer to each other. This particular passage in life has turned my thoughts to home and hearth. Odd, isn’t it, how many of us most often think of home as ‘Mom’s’ place? I mean, Daddy lives there too. Always has. But really though, truth be told, it’s Mother’s house.

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All of these images were taken on a single day…nay, a single walk around my neighborhood. I’ve been living in and photographing this same roughly 7 square blocks of Midtown Atlanta for over three years and you’d think I’d run out of things to aim my camera at. But it a busy, chock full o’ stuff kind of place and there are always new things to see or new ways to see the same old things. Like texture. On this particular walk, texture was just popping out all over the place.
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So what does that have to do with photography? Nothing. I just wanted to find a way to work this image into a post : )
Sometimes you walk out the door and that giant self-sustaining nuclear reactor in the sky is hanging at just the right and perfect angle on the horizon and all the world seems suffused with golden, gooey goodness. Oh yes, I just went there.
Such was the light on a recent walk about my neighborhood. I was transformed into a hunter, stalking the ever elusive and fleeting light. Are these the best images I’ve ever created? No. But WHO cares when the light is this golden? GO OUTSIDE PEOPLE! And quit slamming that damned screen door or I’ll tan your hide!
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