First day back for the first time…
Some things never change, including the tab I have at certain coffee shops. Stay tuned… -Noah D.
What to do with old cameras…
Now that the conquest of the digital camera has thoroughly pushed film into the realm of “enthusiast” and “artsy” it is fascinating to see what happens when you expose photography…
Unbelieve it, little tree…
When I started photographing this afternoon, I got the feeling that nobody will believe the color. Well… believe it. Please? The wildest sunset colors I’ve seen in a long time.…
This is not unusual…
Today I visited an unusual situation. Though, not because it is actually “not typical” all over the world – yes, even in the States – but because I had never…
By the graces of so much more…
Where is San Quintin? Somewhere in that tail off Mexico. There’s pretty much one paved road and the rest of it is sparsely populated, it never rains, unnaturally cold year…
Trouncing into a dream…
Fair warning: this is a rather large post, very photo-heavy. There’s 50-something images ahead. You may want to just load up the page and come back when its done. When…
St.Patricks in Port-au-Prince…
Well, Petion-ville, that is. The streets late at night seems like they have chilled out recently. Especially tonight, March 17, St.Patrick’s Day. People are out walking around like it is…
Portraits of the elusive…
I consider it a great honor to have been given the okay to make this photograph. You might not know who this is, but he is a special individual making…
Alike family…
Its that time of year again. All these family photos and such… …it definitely reminds me why I’m a photojournalist and not a family/portrait photographer. But I respect those guys…
Many person portrait…
If you work for a university or school of any kind, it would be likely that you will take a few group photos. I mean, after all, what is a…