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Miami On My Mind

Miami On My Mind

Street scene of retro architecture from the design district

Street scene of retro architecture from the design district
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To me capturing the motion blur added to the mood of happy, squealing people on this ride that swung like a gigantic pendulum from side to side.

The watery home to a massive school of Pacific sardines (and friends...). Accompanied by light beams from the sky above.

Part of my Chairs series

The stranger silhouetted in the doorway struck the same bent arm pose as the subject in the painting - for just a moment. Each reaching toward the oth

Our photowalk was in a suburban CA town. It was the day of the annual Fall Festival. This little kiddo in brightly colored jammies was shoving kettle

This image is for the Focal Press March-April 2015 contest on the theme of "Shadows". This military cemetery at the Presidio in SF stretches on endles

A dancer wears a fantastical, delicate dress of dancing waters and a frozen ice cube ring

Unlike other areas of Stanley Park that were bustling with activity, this lone picnic table under a large, shady tree seemed like an introvert enjoyin

Phenomenally tall, interestingly-shaped glass buildings are starting to 'sculpt' the skyline of downtown Toronto. Becoming neighbors to old

Street scene of mannequin heads not far from an artcar fest. Shot for my series project on chairs (& tables)

A moment in time in SF. The crystal-roofed bathhouse isn't what it once was...

Found myself working upstream - like a salmon - against throngs of workers surging to get home in downtown Toronto. Saw some of the crowd reflected in

Every once in a while I'm attracted to candy colors for a shot of my own... and this seemed seasonal!

I am a fan of meerkats! But used to seeing them standing on their hind legs or lounging on their backs as if in a Barcalounger. Wanted a shot of this

Intrepid photographers are undaunted by mere impediments like tall fences. We do whatever it takes to capture an inspiring scene - as did this photogr

Recently emerged from their chrysalises - one butterfly thrives and climbs over its fallen compatriot...

Part of my ongoing chairs project. They were stacked outside a loading dock area. My sense was that a cafe in the Visitor Ctr had recently closed. I a

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