A matter of perception...

You know the question, half empty/half full. As I took a walk along a creek bank, I looked across the water and saw this awesome bunch of roots. Spread out everywhere, but all serving the same purpose. Strength, nourishment and the metaphors go on and on. From me to you. Happy New Year

My role model...

Let me introduce you to my Papaw Green (My Grandfather) 86 years young. A good man, by example. He's a proud WWII vet, fantastic mechanic, listener, friend, Grandfather and Great Grandfather to my daughter. He possesses the a sense of gentle acceptance unmatched by any living person I've ever had the privilege to meet. Thank you papaw

Once Upon A Time...

This has been a personal favorite for quite a while. I do not know exactly what year of ford this but it sure was an interesting subject to shoot. Have a great one! DC

Greetings From DC

I went a bit overboard today uploading several photos that you will find below. Some recent, some not. I hope that you enjoy looking through the posted photos as much as I have enjoyed taking them. If you would like to comment on a photo, please do, I'd love to here from you. Your photographer, DC

Music City Dreams...

As you may have noticed, from time to time you will see photos that I have taken while running the streets of Nashville, TN as I have had many opportunities to spend an afternoon of evening in the downtown area. Such an amazing place. I once told a friend of mine when he asked me why I enjoyed spending so much time there that around 3am I enjoyed chasing "The ghost of Hank"
This photo I took on one of the street corners of Broadway and ? (I'm guessing 2nd Ave) the subject could just barley be seen, an artists poem of sorts...

"Though some by bus
and some by train
methods are different
But the dreams the same"
author unknown

America's Most Wanted...

The story behind this money roll is a fun one... I went to cover a local high school basketball game. Before the game began I walked over to the snack bar to get a snack and a cup of coffee. But my single dollar bill was not enough to get a snack and the coffee was not yet ready. Well I turned around to walk into the gym when a man asked it I would buy a "half and half" ticket to help out the basketball program. I spent MY VERY LAST DOLLAR I HAD in my pocket on that ticket. I looked at the number. Said to the man who sold it to me that he had just sold the winning ticket and to take care of my money for me, we both laughed.
Guess what, at the half they called the winning ticket # and I WON! $118.00 That's my story of the money roll photo.

One From The Road

With the temps what they have been this winter here in WNC. It's always fun to remember sweating like crazy and hoping nobody was about to top the hill and run me over while getting this shot!