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Louis Shining in Singapore
Every time I visit Singapore and go downtown, I'm struck by how neat the Louis Vitton building there is. As illustrated above, it sits right on the water and has a really interesting shape to it (I've stared and stared, assuming that it is somehow the L V of the...
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Corner of Cross and Robinson
Well Happy New Year everyone! I hope you all had a nice holiday season and are kicking off 2019 with lots of fun and energy. If you didn't get a chance to, I'd be thrilled for you to check out last week's post, which was my 5 favorite images of 2018. If you're only...
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Picture Me, Loving You
It’s different, and maybe a little whacky, but it will hopefully have you intrigued! Check out the photo-narrative!
Survivor
Holly was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 33. Holly’s Story is her blog about breast cancer survival.
Project Car
Dan may or may not have an obsession with cars. Follow along with his dream car build up; a 1967 Camaro.
Dan on TV
Did you know that Dan appears regularly on TV in the Knoxville and Chattanooga markets? Check out some of his segments here.
Holly
Community volunteer with a passion for the elderly. Breast cancer survivor. Homemaker.
Dan
Security minded technologist with a passion for travel, adventure, and life in general. Guilty of the use of sarcasm and posting lots of pictures.
Holly’s Most Recent Content:
Pink Tie Guy
For the last several years, the Knoxville affiliate of Susan G. Komen has selected 8 men to be community spokesmen, and advocates for breast cancer survivors and breast cancer awareness. The number is significant because one in eight women will be diagnosed...
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2013 New Balance Survivor
The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure is always a special celebration of life and hope for our family, and this year was certainly no different. What was different this year though, was that Holly was all decked out in brand new New Balance gear! 🙂 Holly was...
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Race for the Cure 2012
It’s that time of year again, time for the Komen Knoxville ‘Race for the Cure’. This has become one of those days that we look forward to every year. It is always such a fun time to hang out with friends and family and it is encouraging and inspiring to see all the...
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My 5 Favorite Photos from 2018
I know I said this last year, but it's my favorite post of the year! Seriously, I have gotten to the point where I SO look forward to doing these every year. It has become part of my year end tradition, and what a way to wrap up the year than by looking through all...
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A Photo Essay of the Bayous of East Texas
One more from the swamp! I have to admit that I had a REALLY hard time choosing favorites from the bayous of East Texas. It was a new subject for me, and I liked the diversity of shots there there so much, I came away several images that I really like. Sooo... I'm...
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The Bayou at Sunset
If you missed last week's Picture of the Week, I started a new series on the bayous of East Texas (check it out here... also, you may see this picture again VERY soon 😉 ), which was a new destination for me this year. The first couple of days I shot there, I was...
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The End of Fall Colors at Big Creek
As they say, all good things come to an end, and that's definitely true of the fall colors here in East Tennessee! They were gorgeous this year though and I thoroughly enjoyed them while they lasted! Some time ago Holly and I did a hike to Mouse Creek Falls in the Big...
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Thunderhead Prong in Fall Colors
This week's Picture of the Week is part three of my series on the fall colors in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and is proof positive that you should always listen to your wife! As I was photographing this particular stream, Holly walks up and says, "You...
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Middle Prong in Early Fall
Last week I started my series on the streams in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park during fall colors, and I'm continuing this week with another image I captured this fall. This particular scene is actually just downstream from last week's image! As I mentioned...
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Peru
Amazon Jungle, Bolivia
Santiago, Chile
Easter Island
Iceland
Dominican Republic
Beijing, China
Xi'an, China
Chengdu, China
Lhasa, Tibet
Turks and Caicos
Mayan Rivera, Mexico
Germany
Prague, Czech Republic
Brisbane, Australia
New Zealand
Destin, Florida
Seattle, Washington
San Francisco
Yellowstone and the Tetons
American Southwest
Lake George, New York
Charleston, SC
Washington, D.C.
Surfside Beach, SC
Asheville, NC
Southeast Pennsylvania
Mumbai, India
Bangalore, India
New Delhi, India
Hong Kong
New York City
Boston
Daytona Beach, FL
Shanghai, China
Singapore
Thumphu, Bhutan
Jakarta, Indonesia
Seoul, South Korea
Pyeongchang, South Korea
Qinhuangdao, China
Tianjin, China
Bermuda
Savannah, GA
Tybee Island
New Orleans
Little Rock, AR
Independence, KS
Denver, CO
Colorado Springs, CO
Guernsey, WY
Kuala Lumpur
Putrajaya, Malaysia
Perth, Australia
Rottnest Island
Vancouver, BC
Los Angeles
San Diego
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Grand Staircase Escalate
Joshua Tree
Sequoia National Park
Yosemite National Park
Page, AZ
Rachel, NV
Chicago, IL
Baltimore
Bozeman, MT
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Teton National Park
Tokyo Japan
Osaka Japan
Kyoto Japan
Nara, Japan
Kobe, Japan
Five Lakes, Japan
Zhangjiajie
Buenos Aires
El Calafate
El Chalten
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