This site is more-or-less on hiatus until I'm able to roll out the new redesign in January. The new site will also feature a dedicated blog just for a photography with larger photo display area.
Until then, here are a few quick shots taken with the EOS 20d of an ice storm that hit Nashville last night. Most of the midwest got hammered with snow, but alas, we only got ice. The ice is amazing looking, but as we near Christmas, part of me was hoping for a good covering of snow.
(Here's a shot from the family site, also taken with the the EOS. I'm really liking it's low light capabilities.)
Glass Ceiling - Brentwood, TN
Stephen on the Stairs - Nashville, TN
Keeping Cool - Hermitage, TN
I was in New York City for a few days last week for a video shoot and had a chance to explore a different neighborhood of the city: Union Square. Here is the first volume of pictures from the W Hotel and the surrounding neighborhood.
the Arch in Washington Square Park
Stern Wheel on the General Jackson - Nashville, TN
Dusk After a Storm - Hermitage, TN
Hospital Parking Garage - Nashville, TN
Bathroom Window #1 - Hermitage, TN
Mylar Balloons - Hermitage, TN
One of my azaleas - Antioch, TN
Eggs - Louisville, KY
Parking Garage at Baptist Hospital - Nashville, TN
On the Bamboo Trail - Nashville, TN
Water Bottles - Antioch, TN
Shuffleboard out of Season - Lucas, KY
Two Fences - Louisville, KY
Tree Shadow on a Shively Garage - Louisville, KY
Cut Miscanthus - Antioch, TN
I was cutting back one of my miscanthus plants this evening (I cut them all back to the ground every winter or early spring) and snapped a few shots of the cut pieces. I like these shots the best which were taken with my s110 in macro mode. I held the camera down on the ground with the lens looking through the plant toward the evening sky.
Tree at Belmont University, Nashville, TN
Closed for Business - Hermitage, TN
Snowflakes on our Deck - Antioch, TN
The GEC - Nashville, TN
Sundown at Feed Co. - Nashville, TN
Flying to NYC - Delta 5413
Leaving Nashville last night for New York, after a three hour mechanical delay, we flew right up through the most amazing clouds. The kind of clouds you only see right at sunset and right after some rainy weather has moved through.
It's funny, for a while, I used to be kind of photo snob and thought that taking 'snapshots' out of airplane windows was kind of silly. But I don't think that anymore. In fact, I don't think anyone should hesitate to take a photo of something the see that's amazing looking. I know that we can take air travel for granted, along with simple things like clouds, but when I see clouds like this I am making myself reach for a camera.
More photos here, click on the thumbnails to enlarge:
Under the bigtop - Nashville, TN
Driving at Dusk - Nashville, TN
Shadows on the Wood, Nashville Zoo - Nashville, TN
Stephen and daddy after running the Oktoberfest 5k - Nashville, TN
Window in Shade - Seaside, FL
The Giant Bug That Ate My Neighborhood - Antioch, TN
A view of the little Eiffel Tower - Paris, TN
Self-portrait in a Broken Mirror, is that bad luck? - Antioch, TN
Old Lumber - Antioch, TN
Raindrops on my Deck - Antioch, TN
Train Tunnel at the Zoo, Louisville, KY
Tire Swing at Sunset - Antioch, TN
Smiling in the Fields - Nashville, TN
Foggy Morning Drivetime - Nashville, TN
Bulldozer scoop - Antioch, TN
Truck Rust - Nashville, TN
Clouds in Reflection - Hermitage, TN.
Roof and clouds - Hermitage, TN
Returning to the Cubes - Hermitage, TN
Leaving the A Train, High Street Station - Brooklyn, NY
Subway Lines - New York, NY
Subway Platform, Sheridan Square - New York, NY
Lehman Brothers video display outside my hotel window - New York, NY
Crossing West 57th in the Rain - New York, NY
Revere Reflection
Rain-soaked screen, Nashville TN
Frozen Nandina - Louisville, KY
(photo by Mary Beth Smart)
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