What better than a butterfly to show ‘metamorphosis”. This was taken in a park in White River Junction, VT, which has this wonderful sculpture of a flock of geese. I’d hoped to have this goose a bit more out of focus but the butterfly did not cooperate and left before I could get additional shots.
I imagine this student at the University of South Carolina is hoping that he is bright enough to pass whatever course for which he is studying.
This display of Acadian wood carving at a local folk festival shows the progression of two pieces of work going from roughly carved forms to finished products.
This is the rear exit from Buckingham Palace into the Gardens. While I’d love to say the Queen had us over for tea, the reality was that she was on holiday in Scotland and we paid to tour the palace’s state rooms.
This exuberant woman ice skating at an outdoor rink is the absolute epitome of joy.
Last winter, we spent a week in Tucson, AZ. In the mornings, I would go out hiking in the hills west of town to take photos. I so enjoyed watching the sun come up in the desert.
This couple striding purposefully through a snow storm with their musical instruments was really striking. It took some fast shooting to capture this image. Given that he is wearing his tuxedo, I dubbed him “The Maestro”.
This man outside a shop in South Beach was reflecting on his smart phone, which cast this interesting light on his face. “Rockhair” was a sign in the window next to him and seemed a fitting title for this shot.
These out of focus Christmas lights are the closest thing I have to a photograph of the starry skies (for now).
Okay, while Barclay’s cycles were fun, I don’t cherish them. But this photo represents a wonderful journey this summer with my wife, whom I do cherish. She graciously accompanied me on some evening photo shoots (like this one) and several times, we hired these bikes to get around London.
Milford Street 