"A joy that is not shared is incomplete" - Robert Morneau

?

My 5 Favorite Photos of the Decade, 2010 – 2019

For those of you have followed along with this blog for a while, you'll certainly know that part of my year-end tradition is looking back at the photos I've taken for the year, and choosing my 5 favorites.  I started this tradition back in 2015 (if you want to know the "why" behind the practice, check out that post) and I enjoyed it so much that I have since gone back and picked favorites for every year all the way back to 2010.  Well, with this year being the start of a new decade, I wanted to pause one more time to look back - not at the previous year, but the last decade - and I hope...

Read More

The Latest Images

Pictures by Category

The Smokies

Black and White

Landscape / Nature

City / Street

The Night

Macro

Something Different

Holly's Story

Survivor

Holly was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 33.  Holly’s Story is her blog about breast cancer survival.

Picture Me, Loving You

Picture Me, Loving You

It’s different, and maybe a little whacky, but it will hopefully have you intrigued! Check out the photo-narrative!

Dan on TV

Life on the Farm

Dan and Holly bought a small farm in 2018 and building their “forever home” there now.  Follow along here!

Project Car

Project Car

Dan may or may not have an obsession with cars.  Follow along with his dream car build up; a 1967 Camaro.

A Trail to the Sun

I often hear people comparing photography to golf, in that one moment of brilliance keeps you coming back again and again, and while I've never played golf, I get the sentiment.  One solid image sets you on a course to discover more.  Two weeks ago, amid my images of...
Read More

The Middle Prong Fan

Nature is a force to be reckoned with! You hear this statement most often when there's a big event like a hurricane or a tornado, but nature's might can be witnessed in smaller displays as well.  The cascade above, known to my photography friends and I as simply "the...
Read More

In to the Fog I Go

When you think of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, what comes to mind? For me, the list goes something like: vistas (layers of mountains), streams, historic buildings, wildlife, trails, and maybe even scenic roadways (they are in fact the most common ways...
Read More

Blooming Bee Balm

For everything that drives me nuts about social media, there are still some awesome things it can be used for, one of which is identifying flowers! This week I'm wrapping up my summer flower series with this little scene I found on the side of the road, up near...
Read More

Summer Flowers at Sunset

This summer I've been trying to make it to parts of the Great Smoky Mountains that I don't go to very often, just as a way to mix things up a bit.  One of the places I've found myself a few times is the Clingmans Dome area.  The high altitude has been a REALLY nice...
Read More

Rhodis by Thunderhead Prong

Have you ever found early success with something, been convinced you could do better, only then to find out maybe you can't?  Haha, me either!  🙂 Just kidding.  That's absolutely the story of this week's image. One of my favorite images from last year was this image...
Read More

Down at the Hop

I mentioned last week that one of the things I've worked on during the COVID days is flash photography, something I've not previously spent a lot of time on.  And like last week, this week's Picture of the Week is quite a bit different from what I typically post, but...
Read More

Classic Camaro in Downtown Knoxville

For the past several weeks I've been sharing some of the work I've done during the 'COVID days' - I guess at some point I have to stop calling it that because it's really just *life* at this point, right? - anyway, I'm continuing that this week and next, but changing...
Read More

Pin It on Pinterest