Reflection Pool

This place was too beautiful, especially this area I wondered off in. I loved how the pool looked and this bench so I wanted to get them in the same shot in an interesting way. As I looked at the bench some more I noticed the intricate shapes and decided to use this to frame the picture.

Maclay Gardens

Maclay Gardens is absolutely beautiful! I felt like I was in Alice in Wonderland wondering through the gardens. This courtyard area was a surprise and was really fun to photograph. There are different flowers that bloom throughout the year so I will be making a trip back to take more pictures sometime. Also, I think it would look really cool to take pictures there on a foggy day, it would add eeriness to them.

Crops

Sorry everyone, I've been MIA for a few months. I've been dealing with moving, but I am now finally settled. Hopefully I didn't loose any readers. This is a picture I took on a road trip to Georgia, I stopped at a farm stand for some boiled peanuts. I don't normally like boiled peanuts but they made them pretty good. The sky was a little overcast but I thought these rows of crops would make for a rather nice composition. I will be posting on her more often now, so keep looking back.

NH Capital

NH capital building looking through birch trees.

I'm Selling a Sony Handycam DCR TRV950 on Ebay

Anyone out there looking to buy a Sony Handycam DCR TRV950? I bought this 4 years ago thinking I'd use it but only did a few times to film my cat. This camera is still in great condition, check it out on ebay. I've moved onto still pictures.

New Portfolio Site

Sorry I've been mia for a few days, but I've been working on a new portfolio website to showcase my best photography and my print work. Please check it out here, I'm so proud I coded it all myself. Now hopefully I can get myself a job. Here is a screen shot of it.

Bird's Eye View

I've submitted another picture to Jpg Magazine that could possibly be published in the next issue "Bird's Eye View" with the help of you guys! Click on the link below, you may have to sign up to vote, but it's worth it! There's a lot of great photography on this site. It's not all professional, which is what's so great about it. I took this picture on the top of the St. Augustine Lighthouse. You can see a shadow of the lighthouse in the center of the picture, which overlooks an inlet. There are some pretty cool ghost stories about this lighthouse that you can read here.