I stumbled upon this site today and just couldn't pull away. It's well worth the look.

http://www.everypicture.tv/

A couple of shots from down Nags Head way.

I took the boys to Great Falls this weekend. Unfortunately the light didn't cooperate and the haze was a little thick but we had fun anyway. Next time I'll remember to bring the neutral density filter for the waterfalls.

So what do you do on a Labor Day weekend? Why you take InfraRed pictures from your front porch, of course!

You just have to love a county fair!

Suzanne and I managed to steal some time to go to Mexico last month. The only problem was hurricane Emily had the same idea. We landed in Cancun just four days after she made landfall. I was surprised to find that there was something left to photograph. In fact there were quite a few. While there was some real devastation, there were also some truly beautiful and inspiring sites such as the Tulum ruins on the Caribbean coast. Enjoy!

This past April my office hosted our annual photographer conference in New Orleans. We were extremely fortunate to have Scott Kelby give a presentation to our group. I was also fortunate to have Scott let me steal all of his great shot ideas during our Photo Safari in the French Quarter. The results of which are seen here (thanks Scott).

I took these images last Father's Day at the Sully Plantation annual car show. I just love the lines and character of old cars. Having a 57 Tbird in the garage probably has something to do with that too.

On to the Photos. These are two images that I took on last year while on vacation at the Outer Banks. It's hard to take bad pictures when you have great subjects such as the Currituck lighthouse and the sand dunes of Kitty Hawk.

Welcome to my Photo Blog page. I was inspired to create this after looking at one created by my friend Scott Kelby; author, Photoshop guru, and all around great guy. The images I am posting are from my photographic exploits, as limited as they may be. I don't expect to ever see them hanging in a gallery but I do enjoy sharing them amongst my friends and families. Along the way, I will toss in relevant information about the where and how for my photographs. So please sit back and scroll down and hopefully enjoy!

Thanks,
Jeff