Location: United States
Shoots for the joy of it, and sometimes there is even a little money.
Loves train subjects, Italian women models, real and semi-abstract images. And the Goodyear Blimp.
An eclectic sampling from my archives of more than 100,000 photographs.
One of the hot toys for children of all ages Christmas 2011 were helium-filled, R/C "Air Swimmers." Whimsical, harmless mylar balloons in the shape of fish could be flown indoors. The slow, relaxed pace of the toys gave a welcome calming and finale to the season.
One of my favorite foods, but didn't eat it until after I shot it. Cardinal rule of food photography.
The burlesque is alive and well in Kansas City.
Water spouts in the Crown Center square, Kansas City, created abstract patterns.
Party Arty is a hip, edge bash that benefits the Nelson-Atkins Musem of art. One of the participants really got into her groove.
The Union Pacific Railroad runs two huge steam engines on excursion tours in the Midwest, Southwest and Western sections of the country. The number 844 departe Union Station Kansas City in a noisy, billowy rush on a June day.
The beautifully restored Fox Theater in Hutchinson, Kansas still shows films and provides space for private parties.
One never knows what one will find in a thrift store. Always a fun experience.
At a Halloween benefit party the female zombie scared passersby, inclding me.
Statue in in a Kansas City hotel.
Cold winter day. Cabin fever. Off to the park. Geese ambling across the frozen lake. Three frames and they are gone.
Photoshopped.
We have lots of these in Kansas.
One of the few, the very few, times I have gotten up before sunrise. Daughter in a tri-athalon. Might as well shoot the sun coming up while waiting for the competition to begin.
“Heirloom tomato, Libertyville, Illionis”
“Arts KC ceiling.”
“Air swimmers.”
“Aspaargus aglow”
“Burlesque dancer”
“Crown Center”
“Lost in the music.”
“UP 844”
“Fox Theater”
“Thrift store twins”
“Night creature”
“Muse of the Hyatt”
“Geese Shawnee Mission Park”
“Silver trees”
“Hay bales”
“Foggy sunrise”
