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My 5 Favorite Photos from 2020

It's my favorite post of the year! Wow... 2020, right?  What can be said... what needs to be said.  Frankly, I'm not even sure.  2020 has been a challenging year, and those challenges are no doubt going to follow us into 2021.  Even as we've been talking about "the new normal" for months now (feels like years), I still can't help but think that I don't want a new normal.  Even tonight as I was building out my travel map for the year, which I love doing by the way because I love maps, I couldn't help but mourn a little more the losses of 2020.  Even with all the struggles and challenges, I...

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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.

Camp Manitou 2021 – Isle of Palms

Can we take a minute to be thankful?  I need to take a minute to be thankful. Today is Holly and I's 18th wedding anniversary (it's an adult!), and as I was flipping through pictures this morning trying to find some hallmark images from the last 18 years, it occurred...
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Inside Mammoth and Diamond Caves

Toward the end of last year, Holly and I decided to take a little road trip up to Kentucky for her birthday to see Mammoth Cave National Park.  We'd been talking about wanting to see it for a while and after being cooped up since March because of COVID, we needed to...
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When Air Travel Came to a Halt

Almost all of the photography I share on my website here is artistic in nature, but every once in a while I'll share something that's more documentarian (like our family pictures, for example).  Very very seldom have I ever shared something I would consider to be more...
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I See Faces in the Reflections

Early last year an old friend of mine, Andy Caylor, messaged me and said "hey, you've got a nice camera, would you be up for taking pictures of something for me? I've tried it with my iPhone and I just can't get it".  What you need to know about Andy is that he's an...
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Mountain Laurel Galore!

I don't know why, but I've always been drawn to mountain laurel blooms; I personally find them to be so unusual and interesting looking.  Well this year, the mountain laurel were REALLY pop'n, especially along the Foothills Parkway.  There were a couple mornings where...
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Spring Flowers in Infrared

Well THIS is a little different! 🙂  Allow me to explain. Infrared photography is something that has interested me for a long time, but I've never dabbled in because it requires having a specially modified camera to capture infrared light (or filters that require...
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Playing in the Clover

Well hello everyone!  I hope you're having a good start to the week. One subject I really enjoy photographing is flowers, as you've likely noticed if you've followed along with this blog for any amount of time.  When you get up close to blooms, it just seems that...
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Cerulean Knob at Dawn

I've been experimenting with a couple different locations along the Foothills Parkway lately that I don't usually shoot from, just to try to come away with something new.  This particular spot is a bit challenging because there are just a few shots there, as opposed...
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