I could never pick a favorite part of Flagstaff. But I’ll never be able to forget the Motel Downtowner Sign that always rose from the center of your vision whenever you looked downtown. No matter where you were, it was always there to make you … Continue reading Center
Some of the best photography advice I’ve ever received is that when you arrive at a new location, stop looking at the whole thing and look for the small details instead. Yellowstone is just incredible, but what struck me about the alien landscape wasn’t so … Continue reading Yellowstone in Abstract
It’s one of those things as a photographer – you see an image and as you take the picture you think to yourself “Yup, that’s the shot.” And then as you look at it later, that still holds, but now it’s accompanied by something else … Continue reading Weekly Photo Challenge: Creepy
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “ROY G. BIV.” Oh the beautiful colors of the city and China Town http://www.nowellsphotography.com
Never underestimate the power of Arizona to shock and awe – and not just with one force of nature.
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In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Forces of Nature.”
One of my favorite things is nature’s ability to create the most beautiful – and intricate – plant life, so of course I absolutely adore the hanging Spanish Moss in Savannah, Georgia.
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In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Intricate.”
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Blur.”
I love creating a motion blur with a slight twist of the lens… And New York is the perfect place for this where it creates a strange combination of haunting and hustle & bustle.
While in New York, the Chelsea High Line was a relaxing relief from the busy city below, and I loved seeing the way the city sat as a backdrop to nature, making the two different worlds of hustle and bustle and a breath of fresh air converge.
Life Through the Lens 