There a certainly plenty of angles here !
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Sometimes you make a thing and you cannot explain it, but it seemed a good idea at the time.
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A candid shot of a local band called Sweet Soul Sister , playing a song with jazz elements, that my friend Carl plays the drums in.
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A couple possible outcomes for first contact with intelligent alien life.
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Fog is a fantastic mood generator. At least that is what I think after spending a couple of days exploring Gettysburg National Military Park and looking at the early morning and evening photos I took. It was also the resounding advice, piped one of...
Under the University there is a place Auri calls The Underthing.
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When science intersects with art, in this case a rough representation of DNA. A simple covered walkway in
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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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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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I was recently challenged to come up with 7 black and white images with no description or humans over social media. I like the idea of a challenge as it brings a gaming twist to the learning process. Like this:Like...
This image made me think of an android, robot head and Radiohead is one of my favorite bands.
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Funny how we ask people if we can take their photo, but not trees.
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Jamie Peters