Vintage Box Corner

This is the corner of a vintage coffee grinder. If interested, CLICK HERE.

Dragonfly 2.0

This image is available as MANGETS, KEY CHAINS & other products.

Butterflied Mushroom

I love mushrooms! CLICK HERE to be forwarded to the site.

Historical Scrapbooking

The scrapbooks in the photo were about seventy years in age. Some of them consisted of clippings from newspapers whereas others were images found in advertisements. CLICK HERE to see the other items.

Abandoned

To be forwarded the above photograph, CLICK HERE or on the title of this blog or my homepage.

Old Wheel Well

The above is an example of a photograph in my Elemental series. For other images in this series, go to MY HOMEPAGE. Otherwise, to be forwarded the above photograph, CLICK HERE
or on the title of this blog.

Calm Waters

This is the companion image to A Dangerous Port, CLICK HERE. Calm Waters is the complimentary image that is also a photograph the hand water-colored, lithograph and possibly in 1857 by Henry Bill. At this point, I haven’t been able to find the attached name to either watercolor but will update the names once they are found. To be immediately forwarded to the site, CLICK HERE or on the title of this blog.

Map of Russia

http://www.cafepress.com/Russian_Map


This is a photograph of a page found in an antique French encyclopedia; the above and below are two sides to the SAME sheet of paper. The illustration - as found in the encyclopedia - is well over 100 years in age and does have some browning (more on the edges of the paper) but the paper is still flexible. (If interested, the original image is for sale; just add a comment at the bottom of this blog.) To be forwarded the above photograph, CLICK HERE or on the title of this blog.



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Map of Rome

This is a photograph of a page found in an antique French encyclopedia; the above and below are two sides to the SAME sheet of paper. The illustration - as found in the encyclopedia - is well over 100 years in age and does have some browning (more on the edges of the paper) but the paper is still flexible. (If interested, the original image is for sale; just add a comment at the bottom of this blog.) To be forwarded the above photograph, CLICK HERE or on the title of this blog.



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Over the Edge

This is another part of my Elemental series; to be forwarded the above photograph, CLICK HERE or on the title of this blog. For more images in this series, MY HOMEPAGE.

Godzilla

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More than a Drop in the Bucket

This is another part of my Elemental series! To be forwarded the above photograph, CLICK HERE or on the title of this blog. For more images in this series, go to MY HOMEPAGE.

This image is posted on a variety of sites that feature a GREAT DEAL on POSTERS or MAGNETS, MUGS, & CARDS.

Bubbles

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Galapagos

This is one of my favorite photographs! To be forwarded the above photograph, CLICK HERE or on the title of this blog.

Weathered

This is part of my Elemental series – and one of my favs! To be forwarded the above photograph, CLICK HERE or on the title of this blog. For more images in this series, go to MY HOMEPAGE.

For products, this image is posted on a variety of sites that feature a GREAT DEAL on POSTERS or MAGNETS, MUGS, & CARDS.

Pit Falls

Alas, yet another images in my Elemental series. For other images in this series, go to MY HOMEPAGE. Otherwise, to be forwarded the above photograph, CLICK HERE or on the title of this blog.

Rusty

This is part of a series of photos titled Elementals; the concept is what happens to man-made objects if they are not maintained? The concept started with photographing objects made of metal. The above is one example. For other images in the Elemental series, go to MY HOMEPAGE. To be forwarded the above photograph, CLICK HERE or on the title of this blog.

New online store opened ...

I just opened a new online store ... there are only a few images currently posted, but feel free to leave some feedback! See my store at Zazzle

Stratosphere

I like taking abstract images because it is a way for me to push how I photograph things that people often come across. So, what is this? Some say that it's a coffee with flavored milk ... others say that it's Carmel ... and still others say that it looks like marble. What do you think? Add a comment below the photo!




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Indian Pipes

Indian Pipes is one of my favorite photographs. What are they? Flowers! They are only a few inches tall, grow in the late summer, and seem almost transparent. This image can be found as a POSTER or on PRODUCTS.