The Orleans Restaurant and Bar~Somerville, MA

•August 17, 2009 • Leave a Comment

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Trying out this new border…

•August 12, 2009 • 1 Comment

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… let me know what you think!

The power of RAW (file type vs. JPG)

•August 10, 2009 • Leave a Comment

befHere is an example of how a RAW file can be used to bring back from the dead, good photos. Luckily with my good equipment, I don’t get these challanges all that often, but when I do, I’m glad they are shot in RAW.

Good luck

•August 10, 2009 • Leave a Comment

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I’m posting this in hopes of a win tonight….please!!!

•August 8, 2009 • Leave a Comment

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Isaac and Amanda~July 18th, 2009

A beautiful wedding in Harwichport, MA

Perfect picnic

•August 5, 2009 • 2 Comments


Perfect picnic, originally uploaded by David_Stubbart.

Recently, July 20th, Laura and I celebrated our wedding anniversary. Our good friends Amanda and Isaac got married that same weekend so we decided to extend our weekend into our anniversary. We drove to a Western facing shore in Eastham and enjoyed a great sunset. Laura reminisced from when she lived in California always watching the sunset, well we got one here now.

Forrest Hills Lantern Festival

•July 31, 2009 • Leave a Comment

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My first visit to the Forrest Hills Cemetery was a pleasant surprise, especially since it’s only 10 minutes away from my house.  The night began before dusk with an array of Chinese and Balinese dancers, Taiko drummers, and a soulful group led by Ron Murphy.  Just as dusk was arriving people who decorated a lantern for loved ones near and far, I got positioned near the edge of Lake Hibiscus in order to take advantage of the event photographically.   I was kind of jostled by a lot of people and kids….who naturally wanted to put their lanterns in.

So, I waited until there were a lot of lanterns and for darkness to fall completely on the cemetary.   There were a few lanterns that caught my eye including the one for Neda.  Thousands of miles away people are paying their respects to a woman who really died senselessly.   Sad, powerful, and inspiring all at the same time.

 
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