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Serious, determined women… “Do not mess with me, I will destroy you”
As a proud father of two very goal-oriented young women, I’m always pleased to see that quality when I’m out on a photography assignment. I often see it in connection with women’s athletics.
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Wisteria… for Katie
Photo was taken on the 29th of March, 2010 in the countryside somewhere between Nacogdoches and Center, Texas. (Image was made with a Leica M9 and a Noctilux-M 50mm lens @ f/1 .)
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The Flowering Almond and Addiction
It has been said that alcoholics remember their very first drink, as if it was the day they fell in love. I told this to my wife, and she thought a minute and said, “I can’t remember my first chocolate. I guess I’m okay.” A little doubtful, I asked her to tell me the first…
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Brrrrr ball: The National Pass-Time “playing in the snow”
Stephen F. Austin and Northwestern State baseball teams braved near-freezing temperature and steady snow for 10 innings and about three hours, before a bases-loaded walk to SFA’s Bo Coffman ended a 10-9 win by the Lumberjacks over the Demons at Jaycees Field Sunday.
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The Ambrotype
In 1850s the Ambrotype became the most popular form of photography among Americans, preferred even over the daguerreotype.
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Leabeth biking her way to Java Jacks.
Leabeth biking her way to Java Jacks, the local roaster and coffee house in Nacogdoches, Texas. It was Thanksgiving Day and She (in a holiday mood) didn’t mind me photographing her. The image was captured with a Leica M9 with an old noctilux f/1
