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  • Mood-Lighting.jpg
  • Was trying for something to fit a mood, a dark piece with a good amount of black and some rich tones from the flowers, and light hues to contrast.
    spring-flowers-A2.jpg
  • A Messy Moody Gerbera Daisy in a Vase.
    A Moody Mess.jpg
  • More of a moody take with drama in the skies as the last of the light basks the white headstones in the graveyard
    Moody Jefferson Barracks.jpg
  • A glass of red wine glows in front of the Christmas tree lights
    Holiday Spirits.jpg
  • Christmas lights sparkle from behind this moody red wine glass
    Christmas Wine.jpg
  • The Third Avenue Bridge (originally known as the St. Anthony Falls Bridge). This is a landmark structure of in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It carries road traffic across the Mississippi River and right over the upper fringes of Saint Anthony Falls. The multi-arched bridge meets with Third Avenue in downtown Minneapolis at its south end, but curves as it crosses the river, and connects with Central Avenue on its north end. The shallow  curve in the bridge was built to avoid fractures in the limestone bedrock that supports the bridge piers.<br />
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Much of the design work was done by Minneapolis city engineer Frederick W. Cappelen, who was responsible for a number of other local bridges and structures. Beyond the bridge you see a high industrial area setting the mood for my approach to this shot.
    IMG_9455.jpg
  • A Blue Macro Of Some Wild Foliage/Vegetation
    A Blue Mood.jpg
  • Jolly Mood Lighting.jpg
  • A bit of a somber and isolated perspective on a long fence line at Klondike Park that separates the treacherous cliff on the other side.
    A Mood at Knlondike Park.jpg
  • Pastelated Florets - Orginally a macro cloeup shot of small garden flowers (Sweet William Dianthus I believe) with a bit of flare to hit the mood I was after
    Pastelated Florets.jpg
  • A vibrant and bold tulip assortment with a fresh bouquet of colors, light and mood.
    Pateline Tulips.jpg
  • While this may not be a great fit for a greeting card, it was a fun shot and I really liked the mood.
    Bear Ornament.jpg
  • Enjoying A Bottle Of Quinta do Noval Noval Black with just the right mood.
    7 Stones Centerpiece.jpg
  • I was feeling in a bit of a romantic mood on New Years Eve when putting this shot together, hopefully it translated.
    Daisy Mates.jpg
  • My nephew and his daddy having fun. Thought it was a cool capture, and would make a nice addition as I have few portrait pix in my portfolio. Did a little bit of post processing to fit the mood I was after.
    Tossin-Baby.jpg
  • Watching the sun set in the shores of Kona Hawaii on a Norwegian Cruise Line ship "Pride Of America"<br />
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May 6th was a roller-coaster of emotions. It was Linda​'s and My 20th Anniversary, so there was much joy and celebration in our moods. Just as the sun was starting to set along the shores of Kona, Hawaii on our trip, we received the news that a long time family friend of 30+ years had just passed away. <br />
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She was a "Neighborhood Parent" to me growing up (this was back in the days when, not only was it allowed, it was expected that neighbors should reprimand us youngsters for doing stupid things if they noticed it), and later in life a respected friend. She was also a life long friend of my Mom and Dad. My wife grew up on the same street and knew her just as well. <br />
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As we received the news on the top deck of the cruise ship we looked to the setting sun, as I held my mom and we cried together watching the sun fade away. For as much pain as there was in that moment, watching the sun fall from the heavens, we both knew that there was no better place or time to have to deal with the emotions of the moment. <br />
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Luckily I had my camera with me (when do I not?) and I was able to take a few shots to memorialize that blissfully painful moment. And that's why I love photography too, such emotions can be captured forever with a single click of a button.
    A Fond Farewell.jpg
  • I’m in one of my artistic moods so I decided to take this beautiful photo of Klondike Park and have some fun with it.
    Klondike Cove.jpg