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One Last Look

Posted on December 2, 2020 by

Well the time has finally come – the time where we all hunker down in our homes, watch the snow come own, and pray for the green grass to emerge from its deep slumber once more. A little dramatic, I … Continue reading →

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Everything Looks The Same

Posted on November 22, 2020 by
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We’ll Get There Again

Posted on November 21, 2020 by

We’ll get there again – I promise. As the days go by, I understand how people feel, and why they have decided to nearly give up it’s human nature. And I myself have found myself on the precipous of giving … Continue reading →

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South Carolina – The Land Of Humidity

Posted on November 11, 2020 by

I have been blessed to have gone all over the country – including the warmest place in the world – Death Valley. However, even when I walked off the airplane in Phoenix to a wall of 119 degrees, it still … Continue reading →

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Another Year, Another Year

Posted on November 9, 2020 by

A cold night fell on a quiet city in a quiet county, in a quiet state. No one ever really thinks about Ohio, and no one ever really thinks about the tiny towns, cities, and metroplexes that make it. Almost … Continue reading →

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A Touch Of Fall

Posted on November 8, 2020 by

This fall has been phenomenal for photographers… mostly. There are some things that you can just never avoid. Such as, well, construction. I spend nearly two hours in Youngstown on this photoshoot, and landed only a handful of quality shots. … Continue reading →

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The Crane Game

Posted on November 2, 2020 by

I remember this day fondly. This was taken on the Ohio Towpath near Independence. A trail I have been on dozens of times. Sometimes by bike, sometimes by foot. Each time a little different. This was the first time I … Continue reading →

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Two Photos? No Problem

Posted on October 30, 2020 by

One thing I never really did – which is odd since it is so simple to do on Photoshop – is a double exposure. For one reason or another, it just never really popped into my head to do. I … Continue reading →

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And A Touch Of Color

Posted on October 22, 2020 by

Just a few months ago I shared this photo on here, and I was sure proud of it. Lately, however, I have been on a kick of re-touching photos and meticulously revamping their color scheme. I didn’t realize how color … Continue reading →

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The New Age, The Old Age

Posted on October 20, 2020 by

We used to call it the “food museum.” It was a tall, oak cabinet that felt like it stood just as tall as the tree it was cut from. Towering over the kitchen with grandeur, even though it’s use was … Continue reading →

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