Something that I loved about the trip to San Francisco in 2015, besides hanging out with friends, was the night photography. The world becomes a different place and it’s all a stage for light to do some really wicked cool things to capture ...
It was the farthest I’ve traveled outside of Metro Atlanta since the pandemic began in March, 2020. Braving the hard light during the middle of a sunny day.
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I’ve always driven by or walked around the Cobb Galleria Center and wanted to take a photo of the glass pyramid on top of the front atrium. It always reminds me of
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While in San Francisco a few years ago I saw some great sunsets. This one is from the coast of Treasure Island, with a twist of course.
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Old world charm meets new construction.
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I was waiting in a lobby ,early in the morning around sunset one day…
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Imagine you are flying the Millennium Falcon, have your destination set for the Milky Way and are preparing for ludicrous speed.
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This is a visual representation of meditation.
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There is a building I explore on a weekly basis. It kinda towers above the landscape like a battleship or mothership.
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“One conscious breath in and out is a meditation”
-Echarhart Tolle
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Feelin retro and techno while channeling music from
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The long exposure clouds here almost seem like a surreal blanket of strange and crazy, descending onto a peaceful beach, which made me think of the Blade Runner world. Add in the volleyball net for some mystery. Like...
Out exploring Red Top Mountain during the blue hour one evening. Instead of waiting for cars to pass, I decided to try fitting them into the scene, catching the headlight streams in a long exposure. Like this:Like...
If you travel to the North Georgia Mountains, beyond the edges of cellphone signal, you will find an Elven Hall.
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Jamie Peters