They called her The Monarch Limited—a hard train, proud with her whistle and black with coal smoke. One autumn night, she carried me west, past soldiers, strangers, and sleeping passengers, until dawn broke over the fields. Steam rose at a quiet station where I stepped down, the rails still humming in my bones, as the train pressed on without me.
Fallen Giant - infrared Ancient tree lies still, Once towering, now at rest— New life rises up.
Gulf Gas Station The Gulf station stood as a sentinel of a bygone era, its bright orange and blue sign a beacon for weary travelers who once meandered the backroads…
"My Images - My Art" Fine Art and Still Life Photographer Learn More The still life Still life photography is a bit of an obsession. It nurtures my creative spirit…
“Magnolia Bluff may be famous for its world-class hickory-smoked wild boar BBQ, but it’s the town’s secrets that truly linger. From the mysterious disappearance at the old cotton gin to whispers about the abandoned pecan warehouse by the tracks, there’s more to this charming Southern town than meets the eye. Visitors come for the slow-cooked perfection at Big Earl’s Pit, but locals know—some stories are best left untold.”
President Trump’s suggestion last Thursday that injecting disinfectants may be a cure for COVID-19 got me thinking what the outcome may look like.
Florida Cracker Cabin An Old Man and His Cabin in the Florida WoodsA weathered wooden cabin stood in the heart of the remote Florida woods, nestled among towering cypresses, magnolia…
Root Vegetables and Cabbage "Root Vegetables and Cabbage" is one of five still life photographs currently on exhibit at the 9th annual Photoville Fence in Sarasota, FL. See my previous…
