I love photography, but I spend a lot of time indoors in front of a computer editing and marketing the work I’ve done. Maybe, at some point I’ll be at a higher place, but I might as well enjoy the climb.

Pretty view, pretty restaurant, generally pretty people, and pretty food could all be found last Saturday evening at the Old Hickory Steakhouse in National Harbor, MD.

Our last stop before heading back to NY was a visit with Paul’s brother’s family.

I decided to use the fringe on an old lamp as hair on one of my classmates while in Cape May to help pass some time.

It’s rare to come across someone as giving and photogenic as this guy.

During our tour around Wildwood, NJ, we saw a lot of fancy cars and blue metal palm trees.

It all began last Friday afternoon — a NY celebration of bdays and best friends. Monday afternoon finds me tired and hungover in an empty apartment, but with many delicious memories.

Wandering around Wildwood, NJ, during the off-season one will find an abundance of empty swimming pools. Diana, my model du jour, and I made the best of the situation.

Today marks my 365th post — one year’s worth of pictures.

While the weather held out for our photo workshop yesterday in Cape May, NJ, we weren’t as lucky today.

Nothing too adventurous about this photo, but to me, the Peony is IT. Today, in the morning light, I was enthralled by my purchase of peonies. The longest used flowers in ornamental culture, they are delicate, rare, seasonal, and soaked with an alluring scent.

It was a busy and productive weekend, at least for some of us…

These cold rainy days are getting real old. The first warm, sunny day I’m taking a leisurely walk to get my favorite dark chocolate ice cream down on Bleecker St.