A perfect foggy night
When it’s a cold and foggy night in January, most people are cozy and warm indoors. But for photographers, it’s the perfect opportunity to take photos! … Continue reading A perfect foggy night
Category: Cars
May 29, 2015. Part 3 of 3.
Preface A few years ago I took a Dale Carnegie course. One of my favorite lessons I learned from the instructor is: “if you lived it you have the right to tell the story.” So that is what I am … Continue reading May 29, 2015. Part 3 of 3.
May 29, 2015. Part 2 of X
Preface: A few years ago I took a Dale Carnegie course. One of my favorite lessons I learned from the instructor is: “if you lived it you have the right to tell the story.” So that is what I … Continue reading May 29, 2015. Part 2 of X
May 29, 2015. Part 1 of X
Preface: A few years ago I took a Dale Carnegie course. One of my favorite lessons I learned from the instructor is: “if you lived it you have the right to tell the story.” So that is what I am … Continue reading May 29, 2015. Part 1 of X
Cars, flowers and the color blue!
I figured I could do a blog post on cars. Then another blog post on flowers. But then I thought I could unite the two themes in one blog with a color theme. And what better color to unite than … Continue reading Cars, flowers and the color blue!
Carpe diem! Drive the Dodge Charger! Buy the Boots!
“What car do you currently drive?” asked the Enterprise employee. Denise: “A Hyundai Sonata. I’m fine with a small rental car.” Enterprise employee: “I can get you in a Dodge Charger.” I thought she was joking but I turned around … Continue reading Carpe diem! Drive the Dodge Charger! Buy the Boots!
National Croissant Day at Starbucks!
January 30th was National Croissant Day. Did you remember to celebrate? If you missed out, don’t fret, there’s always next year. In the meantime, here are some highlights from the celebration at my local Starbucks. In preparation of National Croissant … Continue reading National Croissant Day at Starbucks!
We were in the town of Okemah, Oklahoma for just a day
My friend Ginette and I made the 3 hour commute on Tuesday night. My friend Tore got up at 4 am to make the same commute on Wednesday morning. It was definitely still Winter weather in Oklahoma compared to Dallas. … Continue reading We were in the town of Okemah, Oklahoma for just a day
For the car enthusiasts
I decided to challenge myself with today’s blog. It covers a topic I know nothing about—so there won’t be very much text to accompany the images. Hopefully, the images will be entertaining enough. I’ll feature cars in a blog when … Continue reading For the car enthusiasts
Night shots with a twist
I’ve been experimenting with techniques I’ve not tried before – panning and night shots… with a twist. Here’s my latest example of a panning shot. Technically, it’s not the best- the bus isn’t crisp but you get the idea that … Continue reading Night shots with a twist
Random Object Wednesday: Saving the best for last!
Today’s Random Object Wednesday is the final feature for 2013. ———————————- I received an envelope in the mail on December 24th from Anthony, my godson who is almost three years old. When I saw who it was from I decided … Continue reading Random Object Wednesday: Saving the best for last!
Road Construction Series: LBJ Freeway Part 4. Southbound Interstate 35
Who knew road construction could be exciting? This is Part 4 of a multi-part series I hope you enjoy and maybe it will inspire you to look at the world around you with a new perspective. If you missed Part … Continue reading Road Construction Series: LBJ Freeway Part 4. Southbound Interstate 35
Road Construction Series: LBJ Freeway Part 3. Approaching I-35
Who knew road construction could be exciting? This is Part 3 of a multi-part series I hope you enjoy and maybe it will inspire you to look at the world around you with a new perspective. If you missed Part … Continue reading Road Construction Series: LBJ Freeway Part 3. Approaching I-35
Road Construction Series: LBJ Freeway Part 2. Joe Ratcliff Pedestrian Walkway
Who knew road construction could be exciting? This is Part 2 of a multi-part series I hope you enjoy and maybe it will inspire you to look at the world around you with a new perspective. If you missed … Continue reading Road Construction Series: LBJ Freeway Part 2. Joe Ratcliff Pedestrian Walkway
Road Construction Series: LBJ Freeway Part 1.
Who knew road construction could be exciting? This is a multi-part series I hope you enjoy and maybe it will inspire you to look at the world around you with a new perspective. First a note of thanks to the following individuals who had a hand in making this series possible: 1. Tore Bellis: My photography buddy on this expedition – he also drove and made sure I didn’t stray or trespass… 2. Sam Solomon: My friend who encouraged me to document the history of the LBJ Freeway. 3. Fernando De Los Santos: My friend who also encouraged … Continue reading Road Construction Series: LBJ Freeway Part 1.
Another Photo Shoot at Starbucks
My daily trip to Starbucks is always a treat but today was more enjoyable than usual. A car caught my eye near the drive-way. I suspect this was the only make-shift parking spot the car’s owner could find. It also … Continue reading Another Photo Shoot at Starbucks
Lunch Break Photo Shoot at Starbucks
When I pulled into the parking lot at my local Starbucks I noticed the VW was there. I walked in and saw Sergio. Mary Jane: “Denise, Sergio is here! You mentioned you wanted to take photos of our VW… here’s … Continue reading Lunch Break Photo Shoot at Starbucks