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Late Summer Palette of My Backyard

Sep 15, 2009 | Read | 4 Comments

Photography allows me the chance to observe and document subtle changes in naturally occurring hues.

Japan: Preview Part 2

Jul 27, 2009 | Read | 8 Comments

In case you missed it yesterday, click here for a preview slide show of my pictures from Japan.

Smelling the ‘Roses’

May 11, 2009 | Read | 2 Comments

My dogwood on Friday.

A Little Bit of Spring

Apr 07, 2009 | Read | 2 Comments

The aristocrat pear is calling my name saying, “Shoot me! Shoot me!”

So Long Winter

Mar 20, 2009 | Read | 3 Comments

We closed our eyes and thought about how excited we would have been if it were snowing on the first day of winter.

The Problem With Fall

Nov 05, 2008 | Read | 6 Comments

The fall color palette is so warm and inviting. I hate that.

Arbor Day With the Environmental Club

Apr 26, 2008 | Read | 1 Comment

The Environmental Club planted several new trees at Edgar School.

Ten Day Dogwood, Then a Track Meet

Apr 03, 2008 | Read | 8 Comments

Why I love plant photography and sports photography.

Six Day Dogwood

Mar 30, 2008 | Read | Discuss

Six days after Easter, still not blooming.

Four Day Dogwood

Mar 28, 2008 | Read | Discuss

Four days after Easter, still not blooming.

Three Day Dogwood

Mar 27, 2008 | Read | Discuss

Three days after Easter, still not blooming.

Walk Through Holy Week With Me: The Last Supper

Mar 18, 2008 | Read | 5 Comments

A living dramatization of Da Vinci’s most famous painting.

What Happens During ‘Leaving’

Nov 15, 2007 | Read | Discuss

Wisdom according to Gregory.

Tree Update: Later in the Afternoon

Nov 13, 2007 | Read | 2 Comments

In her little pot by the kitchen window, the dawyck is coppery-yellow.

Context for Adam

May 10, 2007 | Read | 3 Comments

Adam wanted to see what the dogwood looks like in full.

Dogwood: Lost Track of How Many Days Later

May 04, 2007 | Read | 2 Comments

This image would be an awesome wall canvas.

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Lisa Kretschmannn: Great shots…What a lovely “day in the life” for this family! on Looking Back at a New York Newborn
Lisa Kretschmannn: I really like the snow covered tree picture! It looks like... on What to Do on a Snowy Day: Take the Sled to Holmdel Park
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Aaron Davis: The series of pictures of the dad playing on the snow tube with his young son are making... on Metuchen’s Little Olympics
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