Architectural objects have always attracted me because of their use of geometry. The collection of lines and shapes creates intersections, which I believe are the starting points for art. Where things meet, tension occurs. Where the combination of the objects come together, be they lines, shapes or texture, something new now exists.
The attached image is the result of focus stacking, three images focused at different points along the structure and merged in Photoshop. Shot with Canon 7D, Tamron 60mm f/2 lens, ISO 100, f/4.0, using aperture priority.

Just off the I-5 freeway into Las Vegas NV, a still operational cement manufacturing plant stands quiet on this Sunday, 2014

A raw street moment in the late night of downtown LA.

“If all politicians fished instead of spoke publicly, we would be at peace with the world.”
~ Will Rogers

It’s not been all work and no play this past couple of weeks . I’ve been travelling to the UK. While there I have managed to take a few shots and some of them may turn up here over time.

Meet Paul Henry Kiltmaker, and all round good fellow. Here I caught him reading just before we set off for a walking tour of York in the UK.

Camera Leica M9P

Lens :Summilux 35mm f1.4 asph.

Sycamore Trees are often found on the river’s edge and are easily seen in the early morning light because of their smooth, white bark.  The Canada Geese, on the other hand, are not so visible this frosty morn.