The Pier at Safety Harbor - Florida Landscape Photography

Posted by on Nov 9, 2012 in Blog, New Photo, News, Photography | No Comments

Phew! I haven’t posted in a little while. First of all, thank you to all of my new likes on here! My page has jumped from under 200 likes to over 500 in just a couple of weeks. Absolutely awesome! So, here is a brand new image. I have been busy in my family’s portrait ...

Twilight’s Rush - Florida Landscape Photography

Posted by on Sep 18, 2012 in Blog, New Photo, Photography | No Comments

What an absolutely fantastic evening to be outside! I’m not sure if this pier even has a name or not. I spotted it during a portrait session on Redington Beach and knew I’d end up visiting it soon looking for a photo. This was one of those nights for landscape photography in Florida where the ...

An Incredible Resource for Framing Art DIY style

Posted by on Sep 3, 2012 in Blog, General, Photography, Reviews | No Comments

A few months back, I was contacted and given the incredible opportunity to try out American Frame’s website, service and products! Turns out, they had spotted one of my posts talking about printing and framing some of my own work, and figured that I would appreciate what it is they have to offer. So, I ...

An Update from Alaska…

Posted by on Jun 13, 2012 in Blog, News, Photography, Travel | One Comment

I managed to find a decent internet connection while doing some laundry (riveting, eh?) and figured I would shoot out a quick update with what we’ve been up to. And, I may even fill you in on what we’re thinking for the rest of the trip, although that changes about as quickly as the weather ...

Things are Beginning to Move!

Posted by on May 28, 2012 in Blog, News, Photography | No Comments

I wanted to take a moment to give an update on where things are at and what’s new! It feels like it’s been a while since I’ve written. But sometimes, the silence is good because it can mean that things are moving. And this time, it does! It has been an absolutely crazy few months ...

Tampa Fine Art Scenic / Landscape Photography Prints - Steady

Posted by on Apr 19, 2012 in Blog, News, Photography | No Comments

There is something absolutely awesome about having someone love one of your landscape photographs enough to want a print / framed piece! While I definitely enjoy when a family loves a portrait that I’ve done, enough to buy a print, there’s an enjoyment I receive on a MUCH deeper level, when someone purchases a fine ...

Before & After: The Pier at Ballast Point

Posted by on Apr 3, 2012 in Before & After, Blog, New Photo, Photography | 2 Comments

This is the first full edit that I have gotten the chance to do with a photo from my D800. This particular Pier is the Ballast Point Pier which is at Ballast Point Park in Tampa. Pretty cool place that I didn’t even know existed till about a week or so ago. Really helped create ...

Why I’m Going to Colorado

Posted by on Feb 23, 2012 in Blog, Photography, Travel | No Comments

One of Dan’s Images called, ‘Magic Valley’   I LOVE Colorado. It’s gorgeous and offers so many opportunities for a landscape photographer. But this time around, I am going for a very specific reason. I am a graduate of the International Academy of Design and Technology in Tampa and have been to all sorts of ...

Just a quick update…

Posted by on Feb 19, 2012 in Blog, General, News, Travel | No Comments

I just wanted to put up a quick update on why I haven’t posted a lot recently. I have been traveling with my dad and the salesman from my family’s photography business to a few photography conventions out in Las Vegas. Since Friday, we have been at the PSPA and SPAA conventions (school and sports ...

Repose - Florida Long Exposure Landscape Photography

Posted by on Feb 13, 2012 in Blog, General, New Photo, News, Photography | No Comments

I took this a few days back and have forced myself to edit it slowly. There are times my excitement to show a new image gets the best of me and I’ll rush to post it and find myself viewing it a week later filled with ideas for how I could have made it better. ...