I've Finally Listed Some Prints for Sale.

I’ve dabbled here and there with posting prints here and there on other sites for sale, but I’d really just rather be completely responsible for everything myself. Well, excluding if a gallery wants to represent me, but I have not made any attempt to pursue that as of yet and none of reach out to me.

There are some things that are hard for me and putting my work out there to be judged in a show or exhibition is right there at the top. Selling prints is neck and neck with that. Several reasons exist, but let me just leave it at it was hard. Most of the images I have listed are either WAY up high on my list of favorite photographs, or were part of exhibitions I have been included in, or in some rare cases both.

Please give them a look and if anything really speaks to you consider ordering it.

Thanks,

Vegas and Not Vegas

Keri and I found a window when we could both get away and we decided to hit Las Vegas. We’ve both been and it had been a long time since either of us had gone. We like food and she REALLY likes to try new things (I do too, but it is really her passion). Vegas seemed like this place to go.

I pretty much packed my full photography kit and ended up only getting it out once. Our room was not conducive to shooting a time lapse with the GoPro so it stayed in the bag. We spent most of our time walking around the strip and I did not really want to drag my DSLR all over so in the bad it stayed too. My primary reason for taking the big backpack was a possible run out to the Grand Canyon.

We picked one day to rent a car and drive out. Let’s just say that was poor planning on my part. A lack of research lead to not getting any shots of the canyon. I picked driving to the Skywalk, a mistake for a photographer. You can only get to eagle point and the skywalk via a tour. The cheapest of which is $70 a head. Notes on the pamphlet also tell you no bags or cameras. We had a nice drive out there and back at least. I did catch this out of the corner of my eye and pulled over to try to get something.

Our backup plan was Hoover Dam and that turned out to be a nice stop. For whatever reason it wasn’t busy and you can once again take a short tour down to the turbine room. the hallway from the elevator yielded a nice shot too.

Iceland

Last week I made my first trip to Europe, specifically Iceland. The plane ticket was a Christmas gift from my sister and the trip was our first real vacation together. Just the two of us. We had a BLAST.

October is considered off season and the weather was not ideal, however we enjoyed the trip and time together. I plan to do a more detailed post soon, but wanted to get something up and get the ball rolling with a couple of images.