8185 Sycamore Rd, Indianapolis Gorgeous home for sale priced at $2,195,000. Another fun shoot for one of my favorite real estate agents. These giant multi-million dollar homes are always a treat to shoot for a couple of reasons: There are awesome architectural details around every corner The shoots seem to run smoother since I’m not […]
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Recently I had the opportunity to shoot a very stylish condo for sale located along the Cultural Trail inside The Silk Building at 611 N Park, Indianapolis. The enormous sliding window on the private patio and the giant window in the Master Bedroom speak for themselves. Both provide wonderful scenes of the old factory smokestack just
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Cuba Travel Ask a random sample of travelers to name their “Top Five Must Visit Places,” and chances are most will say Cuba. Not unlike these fellow travelers, the former Soviet Union’s soul sister has been on my mind for quite awhile. And now is the time to travel to Cuba. However the all-inclusive resort thing is
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The Haunted Bridge of Avon, Indiana is a spooky bridge with a troubled past. Spanning approximately 300 feet and rising to a height of about 70 feet, it’s an imposing structure whose image graces the Avon town seal today. Check out my full gallery of urbex photography by clicking on the ABANDONED portfolio link. While the
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Upon entering the University of Michigan Law Quad, one is immediately surrounded by striking Gothic-style architecture. The buildings that form the law quadrangle include the Lawyers Club, the Legal Research building, Hutchins Hall, and the most noteworthy, the Allan F. and Alene Smith Library, regarded as an architectural tour de force and one of the world’s best law libraries.
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Most photographers tend to avoid night photography, unlike me who loves shooting long exposure nightscapes. I find myself thinking a bit more about the desired end image. Since it’s a long exposure and the shutter is open sometimes for minutes, you have more to consider. Historically, there were good reasons for this. Night photography was
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With my trip to Cuba around the corner (I’ll actually be there when this is published), I’ve been reflecting on past travels. Then a friend posted a question on social media asking where to travel in Mexico. I started reminiscing about my 2015 cross-country trip. For me, driving through Mexico was one of the best experiences
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I had read about the Holliday Park ruins and wanted to see them for myself. Plus the park was supposed to have a lot of hiking trails that I could take my dog on. Neither the ruins nor the trails disappointed. These ruins are from the facade of the St. Paul building, New York’s first skyscraper, after
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I had such a peaceful time shooting Cataract Falls at sunrise, I decided to return the following evening to capture dusk images of frozen Cataract Falls. The photo above is a 3-image panorama, each exposed at 30 seconds. Besides a small group of people that were there when I arrived at the falls, this kayaker
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Cataract Falls in winter is a sight to behold, if you can stand frozen fingers and toes. I started my short hike before sunrise in below zero degree weather to set up on the side opposite the parking lot. Needless to say I was the only person there, since it was one of the coldest
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