I stopped the other day to try and get some decent shots of tulips, but I think I am too late. Despite my wife telling me they have been there for a couple of weeks now, I think they have started to wilt. I captured this one with some wilting petals and named it, “Gentle […]
Recently, I visited an old homestead that had a 1956 model Belair underneath the shed, just begging to be photographed. Of course, the abandoned house is cool but I think I gravitated towards the car even more. Black-and-white photography is my favorite and what better subject than some classic chrome and metal. I hope you
Timeless Classic: BelAir In Black-and-white Read More »
I captured these breathtaking black-and-whites in my hometown of Ruston, Louisiana from the railroad track bridge on Bonner Street. I shot them one at a time, panning from left to right. The old downtown area is so neat to me and a lot of these buildings are decades (maybe a century or more now) old.
Bricks, sunlight, steeple’s, and architecture all just go together for me as a photographer. Churches are the perfect combination!
Brick and Steeple: The First Presbyterian Church of Ruston Louisiana Read More »
Here are some images of an old abandoned house I photographed in Lincoln Parish, Louisiana on February 16th, 2025.
Roadside Discoveries: A View Through Thick Brush Read More »
Known for its towering belfry and imposing architecture, the Alabama Methodist Church is a must-see for history and photographer enthusiast alike.
The Alabama Methodist Church: A Must-Visit Louisiana Treasure Read More »
Visit this law enforcement relic from the early 1900s.
Bernice’s Historic Town Jail: Union Parish Louisiana Law Enforcement History Read More »
Cemeteries a sacred spaces that deserve the utmost respect. I visited a local (to me) cemetery to document it with my camera.
Iron & Stone: The Vienna Cemetery Near Ruston, Louisiana Read More »
I don’t recall when I first noticed the old Unionville General Store. I always (somehow) knew it was there and was aware of it. But I mean really noticed it as in, ‘something to appreciate’. Something to discover more about. Located on the northwestern side of the T where US 167 (North) and LA 822
Historic Unionville General Store – North Louisiana Commerce Of Yesteryear Read More »
