You may, or may not have noticed, that this site hasn't had any new images added since mid-March. Not sure why this happened, but I am happy to announce that this site is back up and running, and you will be seeing more posts.
Night Life, Snow & Rain #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
Don't know about the title on this one, but it's late, and I am tired, so it will have to do. Driving at night sucks as it is; driving at night in the rain and snow is even worse. No worries, we were stopped at a light when I took this picture.
Old School Character #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
This is a shot of the rec-center floor where my son plays Jr. Jazz. Can't really tell from this pic, but it looks like there's at least 80 coats of wax or polish on this floor.
Into the Fog #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
I love fog, for some strange reason. Don't really like to drive in it, but there is something really cool about it—maybe it's part of the zombie kick I've been on lately. This is just outside of our neighborhood, which is in a bowl, so when the fog hits, we get it good.
Funny thing, when I took this picture (at my new place of employment), I thought of this exact title. Thinking that leaves are like zombies is weird, but for some reason, at that time, it made perfect sense.
The Hills Are Alive #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
I took this shot looking out my back door before we were blanketed in snow. You can view a similar color version of this on my Flickr account (click here).
A Camper's Perfect Bedding #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
There's nothing better when you find yourself in the wilderness with limited resources (food, water, toilet paper) than finding a bed of pine needles. Nature's best kept secret for a good nights sleep.
Hot & Cold #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
Love the character and detail in old things. This faucet is no exception. I think my favorite part of it is the cursive letters that represent the hot and cold.
Picking Up Stuff #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
I have found myself recently taking more trips to Lowes than I'd prefer; to simply pick up stuff, load it in the back of the van and take it home. I'm not complaining, I am thankful for being able to do all that, but I feel like I am becoming a "familiar face" there.
The Homestead #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
This is a shot of the backyard that was my childhood playground. There are a few things that have changed over time (minus two or three trees, among other things) but the one constant is that swamp cooler.
On the Wall #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
I was surprised that this turned out as well as it did, having shot this in the basement with a single light bulb as the only source of light. Turned out well.
Up, Up & Away #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
Ah, now this picture brings back memories. This is one of the two swings in the back yard at my parents house. We used to really get going on these and then jump off and go flying. I'm surprised that we never broke any bones.
Where's the Grease For the Squeaky Hinge? #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
Another great shot (in my opinion) from my parents house. The lines in this really speak to me—kind of like if walls could talk; this door is full of stories.
Sunlight & Soda #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
I caught this little life moment the other night as the sun was coming in through the front window. I love how you can see the words reflecting off of the can onto the table.
This chair isn't really the chair that Whistler's Mother sat in, but it got your attention, didn't it? This was actually at the studio where we got Sawyer's pictures done at.
The Ultimate Hose Attachment #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
Like the cars of yesterday, I am not sure they make these sturdy, metal hose attachments anymore (I could totally be wrong, though). Great summer memories...
While visiting my parent house for a family dinner, I had the opportunity to snap a handful of shots that really bring the memories back. This is a downward shot of the back porch and side piece of dirt where I would sit and play for hours.
The Letter A (series) #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
The first letter in the alphabet as many people know it. Interesting enough, I had to rotate the picture 90 degrees counter clockwise to really see it.
Can I Be Your Superman? #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
I love this ring. I've had it for years. I lost it a while back and then found it. I was happy to find it. It's one of the few pieces of jewelry I wear on a daily basis.
Raise Your Hand if Your Sure #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
I think it's funny the positions kids fall asleep in. Looks like Sawyer might take after his older sister, Mallory, who was the most dramatic of all our kids in this regard.
Rock On with Your Bad Self #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
Love this picture of Lyndie. She just turned four and is more than ready to start school—she'll have to wait until next year, though. The light was perfect for this shot.
Replenishing Lost Fluids #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
Medical miracles sure have come a long way since the good old days, haven't they? Seems like these days, things are done in almost the blink of an eye.
How's Your Bedside Manner? #blackandwhite #iphoneography #absolutecontrast
Funny thing about hospitals. It can be the newest, nicest and most well equipped, but unless you have staff with smiles and near perfect bedside manner, it doesn't matter one bit. We were lucky to have all of the above when we delivered our fourth baby.
Silly title, I know, but I think it works. Not the worst title I've come up with, for sure. This is Heather's purse and the arm of the chair in the delivery room. Great lighting.
Seriously, student drivers scare me. I know they need to learn, but can't they create some sort of a compound out at the salt flats that's like a camp for student drivers?