Inviting door in Paris: This is not extravagant photoshop effort. I just brought more of the blue tone forward in the already blue door, accenting its color.
40mm f/8.0 ISO 3200 Exposure Time 0.008s (1/125)
Location: some marina in Maine. These boats all at the ready, poised and looking kind of bored just sitting there.
50mm f/8.0 ISO 3200 Exposure Time 0.022s (1/45)
Monument
50mm f/8.0 ISO 200 Exposure Time 0.001s (1/1000)
Sometimes it’s a contest on who can draw the fastest. Sometimes it’s just a draw.
50mm f/5.6 ISO 3200 Exposure Time 0.100s (1/10)
26mm f/6.7 ISO 200 Exposure Time 0.011s (1/90)
People and objects all have their own beauty. Even when I don’t have my camera handy (which is often) I see life in stills. Sometimes when I see something I want to shoot it confuses me for a second. At first I feel like I want the image as it is presented, but most often it’s only a portion of the whole frame that I end up shooting. For me these small parts of the whole tell the most. But maybe I am just crazy - but then again I can be because I am not doing this for money. ha 
50mm f/6.7 ISO 200 Exposure Time 0.008s (1/125)
50mm f/8.0 ISO 200 Exposure Time 0.022a (1/45)
You decide what you see…
26mm f/13.0 ISO 200 Exposure Time 0.003s (1/350)
This building is a longer shot of a previous photo and is showing the whole building in Boston. But there were several reasons why this building struck me enough to shoot it from two different perspectives. One being old and new with the contrasting differences with mirror image in the glass, the second was reach. The new building has clearly accomplished the reach, but has this highlighted a flaw in our thinking. Reaching too far has its negative implications as well as potential benefits.
18mm f/5.6 ISO 200 Exposure Time 0.004s (1/250)
