This past week Milton hosted a Valentine’s evening dance featuring the Glenn Miller Orchestra. I’d been asked to make portraits for the couples, which I did. It was my first “real” portrait shoot and I’m pretty happy with the way it went. Several students were helping get the room set up when I arrived, so […]
Category: Photos
Alpharetta’s 15 Minutes of Snow
The snow started at about 9:35. At 9:45 I went out and got a few images. Before the clock struck 10 it had turned to rain and all the snow was gone.
A Friendly Horse
I’ve passed this horse just about every weekday morning, usually before the sun comes up. I look at where the sun’ll be rising and think “someday I’ve got to come by here a little later when the pasture’s nicely lit.” Today was the day. It’s hard to get a picture of a friendly horse. There […]
A Replacement Purchase
Two Faces
Two photos from this weekend’s band fund-raiser, an all night Rock-A-Thon. click on either for a larger version Neither are the greatest portrait in the world, but it was somewhere around 2am in a high school cafeteria. More pictures can be seen here.
Milton High School
Yesterday I posted sunrise light. Here’s the sunset light.
Milton High School
Alpharetta’s “new” Milton High School shines in a brisk January morning’s sunrise. This certainly isn’t an abandoned building, though the fate of the “old” building has yet to be completely determined.
Two Abandoned Buildings
It’s been a few days since I made the time and effort to make sure I had the camera with me, but today I got a few shots. These two buildings were both about 20 meters off the road, the sort of thing your eyes might see but that you might not really notice as […]
Today’s Photo of Saturday’s Event
I was cautioned about the Photo-A-Day goal not to set the bar too high; “Picture a day means lots of editing. Great if you have the time EVERY day. Don’t set a goal too high, work your way up to daily.” That’s ok, I’m not going to beat myself up if I don’t hit the […]
Suburban Barriers
The property fence of one subdivision hides a silt barrier around an ugly vacant lot — but only from the residents of the subdivision, not from passersby on the main street. This wasn’t really the photo I’d stopped for; there are two water towers in the distance, visible through some trees, and I was intreagued […]