While developing film in my darkroom, I discovered faces I hadn’t seen in over twenty years—my wife, our firstborn, and family gathered in Florida. That forgotten roll became a time capsule, reminding me that photographs grow more meaningful with time, preserving the love and connection that define our lives.
A beautiful walk this morning at Little Red School House. Fall is in full swing for the oaks.Turns out this was the last day the trees would look like this. I drove through this are a day later and the leaves were mostly down. How things change fast.Â
We were in Dayton area last week to visit with Ry. He has been there working in an internship for the second year and he is also working on his pilots license. He, and we, hope that his final fight and ground test goes well. Study hard Ry, I’m sure you will do well. You…
My office today. With a great view too. A few more views from the day.
From the archives, a trip with family to Michigan City in the mid 90s. I love the color that comes from ektachrome. Leica R8, 35mm Summicron, Ektachrome
A few images from the @orlandparkchamber ‘s monthly membership meeting at @ballet58. We were treated to a performance of a few bits from the Nutcracker. They are getting ready for upcoming performances; check out their profile.
