In early January 2025, I was in Bernice, Louisiana, creating images for the article: Bernice’s Historic Town Jail: Union Parish Louisiana Law Enforcement History. I had noticed the Bernice Depot Museum, not 2 blocks from where I was documenting the old jail. I have been around Bernice for a portion of my (young adult) life […]
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I recently captured two more murals in my hometown of Ruston, Louisiana. I normally capture most images in black and white, but did make some color copies of these. If you like black and white photography, you can sign up for my ShutterCraft 101 newsletter, where I (almost) exclusively share black and white images. I
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I was recently in my small hometown of Ruston, Louisiana, and thought to stop by the Military Museum and photograph something that caught my eye when I was creating images for the article, No Lifeguards. I noticed there was a U.S. Mailbox dedicated to returning used American Flags. I didn’t know there were mailboxes out
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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
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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!
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Here are some images of an old abandoned house I photographed in Lincoln Parish, Louisiana on February 16th, 2025.
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Known for its towering belfry and imposing architecture, the Alabama Methodist Church is a must-see for history and photographer enthusiast alike.
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