A Blue Rose Exposed

A yellow rose, captured, and exposed as in an X-ray to reveal it's blue side

The Old Blue Bike Headed to the Cape

Cape Henlopen State Park, Lewes, Delaware USA Available in 20x30 pearl print on float mount, other sizes upon request

Before the After - The Indianapolis Ford Assembly Plant

The camera can be used to capture and document a point in the progression of Time. The Ford Assembly Plant on East Washington Street was used to assemble over a half-million Ford Model T's and Model A's before shutting down in 1932. In 2017, a project was initiated to revive the building back to its function and glory. Here is a view of the fourth floor of the assembly plant, that originally had large sky lights for natural lighting and an open center atrium to illuminate the lower floors and enable movement of components between floors. These two features will be restored in the revived building. 11-November-2017 11:37am #2/15 12x36" print on float mount

Rushed in the Tile Room

The Tile Room (aka The Tasting Room) in the Coca-Cola Bottling Company on Mass Ave in Indianapolis, IN

On a Cold Cold Morning

The Odd Red Bike

The Monroe Zoom

The Indianapolis-built Monroe racing engine was used in the winning car of the 1920 Indianapolis 500 race. Available in a 24x36" pearl print on float frame

"Horses in the McDaniel Fog"

Image captured on film in 1995 over the fence on McDaniel Rd in Terre Haute, Indiana Available in a 24x36" xpozer fabric print or custom order

"It's A Duesy!"

Power. Speed. Style. Classic. Art. Duesenberg. previously on display at the Indianpolis Motor Speedway Museum

The Lonely Dandelion

The Introverted Dandelion

Somewhere West Of Monrovia

Twin Petits in Contrast

Outside the Lines

Swirling The Pisgah Trail

Hiking the Pisgah Trail, along the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. The wind swirls the colorful fall leaves around you. View the image too closely, and you won't see the forest for all the trees... View from a distance and you see good times on the trail. 21-October-2016 1:30pm #2/15 11x14 print in 16x20 frame

Joy in Motion

Not every photograph needs to be sharp and crisp to capture and deliver emotion in art. Adding time to the capture removes the unnecessary details, and leaves us with the pure joy of a child. Location: Home Model: if you really need to know, it's my granddaughter 25-June-2016 8:10pm #2/15 11x14 print framed 16x20

The Old Blue Bike on the Gold Creek Trail

Pool Canyon Hiker - 3rd Place National Parks Photo Contest Winner

3rd Place 2013 “Share the Experience” contest for the National Park Foundation. Glen Canyon National Recreation Area - Lake Powell, UT 31-Oct-2011 3:50PM Look carefully, is it real or...? But...how can that be his shadow? This canyon housed a pool of water that was sheltered from any wind, making it a perfect mirror for the canyon walls lit by the late afternoon sun. This view creates the illusion of a hiker walking right along the edge of a cliff canyon wall. For additional interest, the image can be viewed normally or upside down

Cave Walker

Petals in Contrast

Tse' Bighanilini "the place where water runs through rocks"

Upper Antelope Canyon. Navajo Nation, near Page, AZ 29-Mar-2009 12:13PM The Navajo name for Upper Antelope Canyon is Tse' bighanilini, which means "the place where water runs through rocks." Upper Antelope is at about 4,000 feet elevation and the canyon walls rise 120 feet above the streambed. Located within the LeChee Chapter of the Navajo Nation. Color, Motion, Texture, all prepared by Nature.

How To See Pemaquid

17-July-2014 5:30 PM “We must look a long time before we can see.” Henry David Thoreau Pemaquid Point is one of New England’s most-visited and photographed lighthouses. The challenge is to create a unique image of such a popular scene. Look carefully, and then See.

Flow and Eddy

Minnehaha Falls Minneapolis, Minnesota USA 9-May, 2016 11:12 AM “Flow with whatever may happen and let your mind be free. Stay centered by accepting whatever you are doing. This is the ultimate.” Zhuangzi Obstacles in the flow create temporary eddies and turbulence….in the river called life.

A Reflection on Ponte Vecchio

10-July-2013 Florence, Italy The famous Ponte Vecchio bridge in Florence, Italy; reflected in the Arno river at sunset. Be alert - which is real and which is the reflection? Which is Real, which is Surreal? The inverted presentation is favored by the artist, to present a greater challenge and interest to the eye. Available as a gloss metal print in size 12x36"

997 Sunset Strip

Her Father's Journey

A Telescope in Florence

Florence, Italy 11-July-2013 An extended view of arches that have survived History, form a telescope on Florence. The art created by Architects is waiting to be seen. Available as a lustre print 11x14" in a 16x20 mat and frame, custom order up to 12x16"

Bark on the Knobstone

Available on 20x24 mounted print

Pool Canyon

Glen Canyon National Recreation Area Lake Powell, UT 31-Oct-2011 3:50PM This canyon housed a pool of water that was sheltered from any wind, making it a perfect mirror for the canyon walls lit by the late afternoon sun. The image can be viewed normally or upside down. This view is upside down, not immediately obvious until you notice the dirt and rocks and grass in the “sky”. When viewed in normal orientation, the reflection is interesting, but lacks the visual challenge and illusion.

Freaky Chauncey

Finding Shapes in the Canal

Architectural Shapes captured in reflections in the Indy Canal, 10-October-2-16 Available to custom order up to 30x40"

Reflecting on a Stroll on the Canal

Time can be frozen in 0.00063 second to capture a view of shapes, colors, and contrasts not comprehensible by the human eye+mind. Reflections of architecture and a passer-by in the shimmering water of the Indianapolis Downtown Canal. 10-October-2016 3:38pm #2/15 11x14 print in 16x20 frame

Landmark Pipes

Shapes are found everywhere. Change your view, and they take on a new perspective when captured. The massive pipe organ at the Indiana Landmarks Center provides this perspective of shapes and contours.

Premier 923 in Contrast

Any collection of images representing Indianapolis would not be complete without a representative from the Racing Capital of the World. Here we see the deep contrasting lines and shapes found in the massive 923 cubic inch engine in a 1904 Premier race car, built in Indianapolis. available in 24x36" float mount

Reflecting on Contrasts on the Canal

Indianapolis City Canal - 10-October-2016 Reflections of buildings in the shimmering water of the Indy downtown canal. Available in a lustre print on float mount 16x20", or custom order

The Dahlia Oddity

Ponte Alla Carraia Ponte Vecchio

10-July-2013 7:26pm Florence, Italy Looking opposite the famous Ponte Vecchio bridge in Florence, Italy is this bridge, reflected in the setting sun. Be alert - which is real and which is the reflection? Which is the Real, and which is the Surreal? Available in a gloss metal print in size 12x36", or custom order on metal or pearl print up to 16x48"

997 Sunset Strip

Sunset on the thin line horizon reflected in the artful shapes of a 2005 Porsche 911 model 997. Available in a 12x24" metal print or a 16x24 pearl print on float mount

Profile on The Millennium

A color-inversion of the art form of shapes and contours of a 2000 Porsche 911 Millennium Edition captured at the thin sunset horizon. available in 12x36" pearl print on float mount

Subie

What do you see? Shapes. Space. Flow. Nature. Plant. Flower bud. Clouds. A Sunset. The Hood of a Subaru. Rotated Image. Available in a 20x40" lustre print on a float mount

923 Fins Springs and Gears

1905 Premier race car, built in Indianapolis, Indiana; on display at IMS Museum. Commissioned by Indianapolis Motor Speedway founder Carl Fisher in 1905 (four years before the founding of IMS) the machine is a product of the Premier Motor Manufacturing Company in Indianapolis. The car was developed to compete in the 1905 Vanderbilt Cup Race in Long Island, New York. Ever patriotic (and optimistic) Fisher was determined to prove that Americans could compete and met with Premier's chief engineer George Weidley and conceived of a giant (923.4 cubic inches) machine. The engine was air-cooled, the largest of its kind. The problem was the car exceeded the weight regulations - it was over the 2,200-pound maximum weight allowance by some 300 pounds. Fisher put the Premier boys to work drilling holes in the car and removing the drive shaft to be replaced by heavy-duty drive chains to each of the rear wheels. All of this was to no avail. Fisher pleaded his case but was rebuffed. Until recently, the only record of the car ever competing was in a five-mile handicap race October 21, 1905, at the Indiana State Fairgrounds dirt oval. Fisher won after catching the final competitor he granted a head start on the last lap. He averaged 59.21 mph. Available in a 24x36" lustre print on float mount

It's Mine

A lone wolf from the Wapiti pack in Yellowstone National Park on 27-January, 2018 with the remnants of an elk carcass taken down by the pack two days prior. (The remaining 18 members of the pack were watching us in the surrounding woods...)