In 2018, I visited Clacton-on-Sea, a middle class beach resort town in the UK on the Essex coast. It seemed appropriate to do some street photography. I don’t care much for monuments or landscapes - I like to see and capture how people live in other corners of the world.

I visited the country of Cuba and naturally experienced it in the way I know best - through my camera lens. Have a look at some street photography from my travels. And even better, consider visiting Cuba yourself. Travel broadens the mind!

I went to Italy and brought just one camera - my iPhone! Can you take quality vacation shoits on your camera phone? the answer is yes and I provide some tips for how to do so.

Street photography! Here are some scenes from Fremont Street in Las Vegas taken October 2021. I think Las Vegas is a good spot for black and white photography because it is so very colorful that the neo can be distracting.

Street photography provides good practice for working with distance and honing my reaction time. I went recently to Nashville, Tennessee with a friend to shoot the street. Enjoy some images from my walkabout.

Let me give you a break and show you some street photography from the summer of 2018, across the pond in London. This woman was standing by Tower Bridge in her beauty. Exotic and wonderful landscapes can be found in human faces.

No matter where I go, I want to take a picture. So while sweating through the 127 Yard Sale - billed as the world’s longest yard sale from Michigan to Alabama - I did more people watching than I did shopping. And probably had more fun. This is street photography, my favorite past time.

I do street photography to keep shooting reflexes and eye tuned for use at weddings and other events. Today was Knoxville’s Pride Parade - right down Gay Street - and I went downtown to see what I did. Let me be your eyes.

A story of a chance encounter with four friends paying homage to their teen idols in Liverpool, England.

Street photography in New York City. It doesn’t get any better than this for me. I love my hometown - come see it with my eyes.

Is the rodeo a dying show?  I hope not.  It is a long standing tradition down by country folk.  Enjoy this #FlashbackFriday back to July 2015, when I went to go check out the Red Gate rodeo in Maynardville, Tennessee.

I had the chance to go see some comedy down below - and I mean, down below the surface.  Read about a delightful duo, Some Antics, and their recent show at Cherokee Caverns.

On a trip to Southern California, I had the opportunity to do some street photography during a day driving about with the boys of London'd Hybrid Photography.  Check out these shots, because it's fun.