Every time I see the top of this building I think I’m in a Super Mario simulation.
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A game of matching random buildings in the wild to chess pieces.
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Sometimes life feels like we are moving from one simulation to the next.
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It was January of 2016 when I drove downtown to meet up with fellow photographers, Chris Kalmback and Bob Coates that were in Atlanta on travel. I had become a fan of Chris’ artistic B&W photography in The Arcanum and Bob was here to speak at a...
Sometimes you make a thing and you cannot explain it, but it seemed a good idea at the time.
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A collage of a word, in full tilt, from street art found at the Marietta Square
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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 ...
When science intersects with art, in this case a rough representation of DNA. A simple covered walkway in
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My creative process is slow and unpredictable, with only a direction in mind, Â which is to begin. Sometimes a month or more will pass from the time I take a photo and I find an idea to play off of it. Such is the case...
Trees are often treasure chests full of character and texture. I saw this one at
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Having visited Gibbs Gardens in Ball Ground GA a few times, I was looking for different scenes. We arrived around 11 am and thankfully
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How aboot some weird and strange photos !?! I can help with that-hehe. Last week I went on safari to check out
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So I’m a science fiction fan and this comes through in my post processing here and there. Back one day in summer of 2015 I started out early, around 5am
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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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Jamie Peters