Here's a couple more from my Cambodia shoot. Many more to come.

I have just returned from 8 fantastic days of shooting in Angkor, the temple complex in Cambodia. I managed to get one or two decent shots while I was there. It will take me some time to sort out the one or two good ones from the 2000 so-so ones but until then, here is a little taste of Asia for you.

The flea market at the car show is never lacking for curious items.

Another from my short Father's Day shoot at Sully.

Today was the annual trek to the Sully Father's Day car show. It was hot and it was sunny and not real condusive to great picture taking but I did manage to grab a few images between shade tree stops.

And this one's from the "Stolen from Scott" file :-)

Here's a few more from off the beaten path.

I spent the last week working in San Francisco. Here are a few shots from an afternoon photo shoot.

See Mike, sometimes you actually do get a plane window that you can see out of.

I spent last week attending the Photoshop World training conference in Miami. It was a great few days packed with enough great training to make my brain hurt every night. I took these images during lunch breaks around the convention center. There is a beautiful Holocaust memorial right around the corner from the center. It's worth a look if you near the South Beach area.

A couple of images from this weekend.

Photos from Israel.

I was in Orlando at the Photo Marketing Association last week and took these photos around the convention center.

Something for Mike who says I don't post enough.

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!