Intriguing contrast of the flowing stream behind the leaves held still in the eddy.
Thanks Donna, nice to hear from you
Thank you, John. Being back at work has wrecked havoc with my photography and blog connecting time. Please forgive me. I need to get disciplined about it.
The jet stream and earth simultaneously. Kinetic and static at the same time. Almost two pictures but you are aware it’s not. I can’t express in words how wonderful this image is.
John, Are you producing a book of your photographs anytime soon? Or a show with a catalog? Your work is exemplary and deserves a grand audience. Thanks for sharing your work.
Thanks a lot Ed. I guess I’ve been focused on capture for the last two years, and being in that groove feels good.
That’s a very interesting angle from which to see the river. I second all that Ed said but I’m glad to hear that concentrating your energy in a narrower field feels good. It certainly looks good! 😉
JOHN TODARO 
Intriguing contrast of the flowing stream behind the leaves held still in the eddy.
Thanks Donna, nice to hear from you
Thank you, John. Being back at work has wrecked havoc with my photography and blog connecting time. Please forgive me. I need to get disciplined about it.
The jet stream and earth simultaneously. Kinetic and static at the same time. Almost two pictures but you are aware it’s not. I can’t express in words how wonderful this image is.
John, Are you producing a book of your photographs anytime soon? Or a show with a catalog? Your work is exemplary and deserves a grand audience. Thanks for sharing your work.
Thanks a lot Ed. I guess I’ve been focused on capture for the last two years, and being in that groove feels good.
That’s a very interesting angle from which to see the river. I second all that Ed said but I’m glad to hear that concentrating your energy in a narrower field feels good. It certainly looks good! 😉
Thanks!