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Vintage FedEx Boeing 727 and DC-10’s at Memphis
This post picks up the “Throwback Thursday” tradition, sharing memories and photos from a shoot at Memphis International Airport in 2003. Capturing the post-9/11 era, I recount an encounter with law enforcement regarding aviation photography and present previously unpublished images with fresh edits, reflecting on my aviation photography journey.
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Flower Photography and Why I Don’t Stick to One Genre
This post talks about how shooting macro flower blooms inspired a reflection on photography genres, like people, street photography, and the freedom to explore different creative styles in an ever changing art form.
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How to Use Focus Stacking for Macro Photography
Last year, I finally gave in and tried out the focus shift (or focus stacking, whichever term you prefer) on my Nikon Z8 to see if it made much of a difference. Turns out, it does—but it also adds a lot more work to the final image. At the time, I only created a couple…
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Our Spring Flowers Blooming Out
The arrival of spring brings vibrant blooms cultivated over many years, from daffodils to late October’s Confederate roses. The author has expanded their garden with diverse iris varieties and plans to launch a website focused on iris bulbs and other flowers, while maintaining separate sites for cycling and travel photography.
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Cycling Changed My Photography Focus
Last summer, Deborah and I started riding bikes again. Well, for me, it was more of a return, while for Deborah, it was her first time back in the saddle after a long time. I wasn’t entirely sure where this would lead us, but it reminded both of us to spend more time outdoors, take…
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Beauregard Tornado Damage Visible Years Later
The author is working on a photography project called “Structures,” documenting man-made buildings, including areas affected by the 2019 Beauregard Tornado. They emphasize the importance of capturing abandoned sites to tell historical stories. Through discussions with the homeowner’s daughter, personal experiences of loss and recovery emerge, highlighting the long-lasting impact of disasters.
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Jordan-Hare Stadium Summer Rain Photo
As football season approaches, the author reflects on favorite photos of Jordan-Hare Stadium, particularly a black-and-white shot taken during a summer rain. Despite initial hesitation due to a thunderstorm, the rain enhanced the scene’s beauty, capturing a peaceful yet vibrant moment at the stadium. A few copies of the book remain available for purchase.
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Marvyn Methodist Church Photos
The author reflects on their long-standing desire to photograph Marvyn Methodist Church in Alabama, which has stood for nearly 150 years. Despite the heat, they capture stunning images using a vintage Graflex camera. The well-maintained church, linked to the community’s name since 1874, symbolizes a blend of past and present.
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Flag Pole and Moon at Jordan-Hare Stadium
On the 4th of July, I share favorite images from my photo book, Views of a Stadium, featuring Jordan-Hare Stadium. One captures the moon and flagpole during a day game on November 8, 2008. The experience embodies the camaraderie of 90,000 fans, making memories unforgettable. Football season excitement builds as the book’s limited run continues.
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Opelika’s Neon Houses and Old Cars
I try to take my camera with me no matter where I’m going. When you’re driving around town running errands in a place you’ve seen thousands of times before, it might not seem like a worthwhile exercise, but you never know. On this particular day, I intentionally drove around some back roads I rarely take…
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