
She was dancing in the room, proud of her new dress…
My little black angel 🙂
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She was dancing in the room, proud of her new dress…
My little black angel 🙂
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Leica D-Lux (type 109) – 1/250 @ f/2.8 ISO 200
I was waiting for some test results when I noticed this little vial (for lack of a proper word lets just call it a “thig-a-ma-jig”) attached to my wife’s IV and the really cool backlighting. Lighting was provided by the flourescent reading lamp on the wall. After I took this image I was told everything will be good.  Crossing your fingers does work 🙂

Lanesboro, Minnesota on a quiet afternoon, with the main activity being the Amish basket market. Â Lanesboro is located in southeast Minnesota, is home to many Amish families, is a hub for recreational activities along the Root River, has a great theater company and some wonderful B&Bs.

This is Harry. He keeps a close eye on our backyard 24/7.

Meet my son Patrick. He’s studying TV and Video production at a local High school (Read College.) This was taken on the last day of school for this year. He had just returned home from  Los Angeles and San Fransisco.He’s won a scholarship for his studies next year so that takes the financial weight off somewhat. He has already done work for National TV and a national newspapers web TV. Who knows what the future holds 🙂
Leica M9P and Summilux 35mm f1.4 ASPH
PP in Silver eFex Pro2.
New York is one of those places that I could shoot forever and never get bored.
Atlas outside the Rockefeller
Canon 7d MK2
10mm

Fuji X100T – 1/1800 @ f/5.6 – ISO 200
Jones beach concession stand locked and waiting for the official opening on Memorial Day 🙂

I have been intrigued with Japanese Gardens and now convinced that I will create one, of course in a much smaller scale, on one side of our home. This Shinto Shrine can be seen overlooking the beautifully landscaped Japanese Hill and Pond Garden at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Constructed a century ago way back in 1914, it happens to be the first Japanese Garden to be created in an American public space.

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Fuji X-T1 1/20 sec at f2.8 ISO 200 23mm
Kingman AZ
March 17, 2016
5:34 am
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