SOOC: 2022 The Battle of Charlotte
On Saturday, September 3, 2022, I visited Rural Hill in Huntersville, North Carolina, to see the reenactment of this year’s Battle of Charlotte. Tickets were purchased online in advance. The …
North Carolina
Setting up antennas for Field Day
I took my friend Paul Closius to Siler Presbyterian Church in Wesley Chapel where the Union County Amateur Radio Society club was setting up two 4:1 dipoles and a vertical …
Single frame: Sunset in Wesley Chapel
A friend and I went to an amateur radio club meeting and after it was over we both saw this beautiful sunset outside. I happened to have my Fujifilm X100S …
Monroe Art Walk 2022
My friend Michael Hutchinson has started displaying his photography in the Dowd Center Theatre in Monroe, North Carolina. On the second day of a month’s-long gallery show at the theatre, …
Single frame: Firing the Flintlock
This is from the living history workshop that I attended, which I mentioned in my workshop post. My composition has A. J. Bennett firing his Flintlock musket towards the wood …
Single frame: Waxhaw water tower from northeast view
Heading south through Waxhaw, the day was coming to a close and traffic was heavy so I pulled off at BB&T bank and from the top of the hill, I …
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Single frame: Waxhaw Antiques
This was taken in May of 2015. I distinctly remembering having an hour of free time after I had gotten my hair and beard trimmed at Broome Barber Shop. It …
Single frame: Train passes under Waxhaw foot bridge
Here’s a new black and white photograph that I shot at sunset in 2015 from the famous Waxhaw foot bridge in North Carolina. Originally, this composition was on my old …
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A Saturday afternoon outing
I had been in the house most of the morning and the past few days I’d been thinking about street photography. I decided to take…
Friday’s sunset in Matthews
After a long day…
My Best Photos From 2019
This is my first participation in Jim Goldstein’s yearly photography blog project.