Sunday Easter Solace Sojourn
I loved this moment…. Easter morning. Amazing surrounding. Beautiful brother.
My passion is capturing the abundant beauty of this world through photography. The images in this blog highlight an array of images dating back over 10 years, including everything from family portraiture to travel photography. Most currently, it will continue to highlight my travels across the seven continents of the earth.
I loved this moment…. Easter morning. Amazing surrounding. Beautiful brother.
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Labels: Family, Mexico, ocean, Photography Challenge: Sunday Sojourns
What a beautiful weekend (full of adventure) I had, with my sister, Christine!
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Labels: Beach, Brazil, Buzios, mountain, ocean, rabbit sojourn - brazil, Rio, sisters sojourn
I was fortunate to explore Buzios in Brazil with my sister this past weekend. The views were incredible - a mix between tropical and European. On Sunday, we decided to take it in all by boat. A three hour sojourn full of beauty and fun - it was hard to focus in how to capture this day.
All done with my i-Phone 6 (I decided to leave the Canon behind), I was able to capture the sweeping views with the "pano" setting. I settled on this one as it shows a little taste of the day.... a boat similar to the one we rode and the beautiful beaches, mountains and water - this pretty much sums up the moments we experienced on the boat. (And with no enhancement!)
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Labels: Beach, Boat, Brazil, Buzios, ocean, Photography Challenge: Sunday Sojourns, rabbit sojourn - brazil, Rio, water
In April, I had the awesome opportunity to photograph my friends Tif and Ozzie's beautiful wedding in Charleston.
When I had some down time, I of course gallivanted around, taking a few pictures of the gorgeous city and beaches.
Here are a few favorites.
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Labels: Beach, charleston, Church, cross, Mt. Pleasant, ocean, Sunrise, water
Every day I feel more and more fortunate for this adventure I'm on in Africa and these last few days are no exception! Words can't describe the beauty of Diani Beach and the Indian Ocean, so I thought I'd share some images to help me illustrate!
Please visit my Images For Better Project here where you can purchase the first photo below and all proceeds will go to the Lake Tanganyika Floating Medical Clinic Project.
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Labels: Africa, Beach, Diani Beach, Kenya, ocean
Sun Fights the Clouds. This was a late morning picture. Serene setting, I was reading a Paulo Coelho book on the deck, while my friends fished and I looked up to see the sun fighting through the clouds. You almost don't want it to win because if creates such beautiful light and shapes...
Sunrise on New Year's Eve. Rarely do I see sunrises, so I made a point to wake up early this day to see it. What a nice way to spend my last morning of 2009.
Starfish. There were dozens of starfish that were dried up on the beach.... It reminded me of the starfish story and it made me sad that I couldn't "make a difference" for these little critters. On the other hand it made me think of the year ahead in how I could do so....
Simply Vast. I sat on a mound of sand and just took the vastness of the ocean in. Simply beautiful.
Moonlit Sky and Stars. The moon was amazing almost every night that we were there. I was proud that this and the next one came out which was due to the handy little tripod that my brother J and his wife Franny gave me for Christmas in '08. As I took this picture, I thought of the people on the boat (just to the right of the moon there is a light, which is the boat) and how awesome it must have been to be hanging out there on the serene water. The stars (the ones you could make out) were beautiful too.
Moonrise. This was taken the next night. There is a boat in this one too.... to the left of the moon.
Footprints. The first day was cold (well relatively speaking). It was in the lower 50's and quite windy during the day. Despite it, I was ready to explore... but I was the only one out there and when I turned around, I noticed my footprints in the virgin sand amongst the other curved lines. It was nice to be out there alone, just taking pictures and enjoying the beauty of the beach.
Beach Flower. I had never seen a flower like this one and for those of you that know me, I like to capture unusual flowers.
Basso's Pose. And finally, one of the beautiful Basso. He sat at the feet of his owners while they read and relaxed. I love his face here.... eyes half open. I called his name and I swear he posed this way for me! AlsoI thought that it was interesting that the book in the background is "What the Dog Saw"...© Free Blogger Templates 'Photoblog II' by Ourblogtemplates.com 2008
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