Noblesville, Indiana’s history, like most of the towns in the Midwest, began with its inception in what is now downtown Noblesville. In 1818, the United States government purchased a plot of land in Central Indiana from the Delaware Indians that were living there; the plot was destined to become the town of Noblesville. When the […]
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I wanted to shoot a sunset image of the Indianapolis skyline, but I wanted a different view-point from the usual ones I see online. Everybody does the shot of the canal going into downtown next to the Indiana State Museum, including me. That’s a great shot, but it’s been done so many times. I also
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We spent the weekend in Chicago visiting a friend, and I got out a couple of times to shoot. It was cold and raining a majority of the time, but I liked how the images turned out. The grey weather sometimes adds character to architectural shots, like the image below of the Bean at Millennium Park.
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I’ve updated all the images on my website and added a new page, My Latest Images. These sunset pictures of the city of Indianapolis were all taken from Highland Park, just east of downtown. Check out more sunset images by clicking here. “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting
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6 Stunning Detroit Locations Every Urbex Photographer Should Shoot Urban Exploration Photography (urbex for short) is the art of finding old and abandoned buildings and locations, exploring them, and shooting pictures. It has been a passion of mine for quite some time and can be very exciting, perhaps due to the potential of danger at every
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The Indiana State Capitol, the Statehouse, has been the seat of Indiana’s government since 1887 and is perhaps the grandest 19th-century Neo-Classical Revival building in Indiana. Alexander Ralston balanced his plan for the city with two symmetrically placed sites on Market Street east and west of the circle. The west parcel, a terminal point of
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I headed out around 6am while it was still pitch black, with glaring lights bouncing off the streets flooded with a 24-hour rain. It was damn cold but I was prepared! My plan was to catch the rising sun’s light off of different buildings, or whatever else crossed my eyes. But the sun had other
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As 2015 comes to an end, I thought it would be fun to post my favorite images from the year, breaking them down into areas I travelled. Natasha and I started in Michigan and were in Nashville, Tennessee on New Year’s Day. From there we stayed in New Orleans and a couple of cities in
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When I think about Gary, Indiana, a couple of things come to mind… It’s the boyhood home of Michael Jackson, and also home to many lakeshore steel factories. Then there’s that song from “The Music Man” that keeps repeating, “Gary, Indiana, Gary, Indiana, Gary, Indiana.” And now the song’s stuck in my head! More recently what
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“Do not be concerned with the fruit of your actions–just give attention to the action itself. Neither failure nor success has the power to change your inner state of Being. You have found the life underneath your life situation.” -from “The Power of Now” I have become familiar with my new town the only way
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