On one of my evening walks along this New Orleans river bank, I saw a small crowd gathered around an elderly gentlemen furiously playing a drum. Sites of people playing music in various… Read More
As a writer, I have several Moleskin notebooks as they are made of good quality interior and exterior. So what doe we do with our photographs besides share them digitally online through the… Read More
Yesterday I did a post telling about my new photography blog. Well the village idiot (me) accidently deleted the blog. Yes, I know..smooth move.. So after re-building said blog I think all is… Read More
For the past few weeks I have been focusing on street photography. Standing on street corners, side streets and brazenly taking pictures of unknown people is no easy task. Now to be clear,… Read More
In 2007, Cleveland photographer Angelo Merendino met “The one”, Jennifer. From the first moment of meeting, he knew she was the one true love in his life. Jennifer soon moved to New York… Read More
Well, another week has passed us by and we are soon to be done with March. The older I get it seems the faster months go past, so with that knowledge I try… Read More
“In 2002, a teenaged Mike Brodie began 10 years of hopping freight trains. He covered 50,000 miles through 46 states, which he tracked using his trusty Railroad Atlas of North America. In 2004,… Read More
The one thing about dragging a camera where ever I go, everything becomes a photo opportunity. I notice the little (and big) things more and it’s quite addicting. Trash becomes beautiful, children become… Read More
While I still enjoy writing, my eye is also tuned into the world of photography. I have no desire to be famous or note worthy but do enjoy educating myself on those that… Read More
As many of you know, the photography bug has bitten and I am thoroughly enjoying my new camera. While I enjoy shots of buildings, the odd piece of a rusted fence, what I most enjoy… Read More
