Not that kind. During my recent visit to Dallas, and while I wasn't working, I got to do a little bit of the touristy type stuff that I love so much. Which might be a little different than the 'regular' touristy type stuff. When traveling, I really love to kind of take in the city. Pick a few blocks and live the life. Eat at the local spots,
While on my recent visit to Dallas, Texas I had the chance to visit the planned community of Las Colinas, Texas. It is there you will find a bunch of huge corporate headquarters, at least one very cool hotel called the NYLO, and a really neat sculpture installation in the middle of the town fountain! The sculpture is called The Mustangs of Las
Recently, I had the opportunity to travel to Dallas, Texas for some business. Well, you may be asking, how can a photographer travel anywhere and not take a few 'non work' pictures? I confess. I did. Take some non work pictures. I visited a town called Las Colinas, which translates to 'The Hills'. I wonder if they had to change the name to
Of all the beautiful barns I got to see this month, this photo stands out for me. I know that pictures to photographers are probably supposed to be like kids to parents - you're not supposed to have favorites, right? (But I also know that I was definitely my parent's favorite!) Thanks to everyone who made comments or emailed ideas and
Getting busy! The Barn A Day devolved into a barn an every once in a while! Yikes! So today and tomorrow will be the final two barns of the series. I really appreciate everyone who provided suggestions for sites. Over half the barns in the series were recommended by you guys - and there were even more suggestions that I couldn't even get to - at
This image was taken on my drive up to Argyle, NY at a Standard Bred farm. The man who was taking care of the horses was a really nice guy. We talked about the agriculture in the area...one of the farms had just sold out to a housing developer directly behind his stables. This stable's horses run at Saratoga Harness and some other tracks in NY and
One week to go in the Barn A Day project! This is another image from the same barn featured in barn #8 last week. I love how the polarizing filter I used created the contrasting colors in the sky, and how both blues complement the blue of the silo. The red of the barn sets everything off perfectly. I also really enjoy the contrast of wood and
Man, when I started this project I never thought to look at my calendar! Good thing I'm the only one holding me accountable! I've been out of town for a week or so and just got back. Today's barn is brought to you by Krystal from images of u photography. Not only does she do great photographic work in the Glens Falls area, but she was also kind
Great photographers are always aware of their total surroundings. And every once in a while, okay photographers like me get lucky! And there was definitely some luck involved in finding this scene. Driving down a mostly deserted road, I had just passed the barn you see here. I looked at it out my passenger side window, and dismissed it as a
Thanks to Jim in Selkirk for getting me out that way! This barn was just perfect for the day. I really want to get back here, too, because there were a couple of really great structures sitting right next to this one. The only problem is, they were set back on some seriously posted land. Hopefully the next time I go back, the landowner will be
