Foggy meadow at dawn
Two weeks ago I drove by Delaware Park on my way to work. It was the first cool morning of the season, a harbinger. The meadow was full of thick
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The small details matter
On my first blog post I said that the small details change with time. Today I was reminded why the small details matter. We spent today working on expanding the
Tight or wide crop on vacation photos
So this summer my family and I did a little southwest tour. We started and ended in Vegas. We visited the Hoover dam, Rt 66, Grand Canyon, Sedonia and anything
Fire Fighter
I mentioned in the about page here that I’m a Fire Fighter. I have been a member of Kenmore Fire Department for two years now. I love helping my community and
Post-Processing
For this article I’m going to talk about something I love and hate, post-processing. Starting with what I love is that given time I can hope to convey why I
Weekend at the cabin
Every year we spend the weekend at the cabin before the kids go back to school. This year was no different. The weather held out for most of the weekend
Into the fire
Shot with the Fujifilm x100s 23mm lens I had to get pretty close to get this… only went in for a second…
Hay fields in morning light
I have a cabin about a hour away from my home (I have a youtube channel that covers it here, http://youtube.com/buffcleb ). Frequently I go down for just the day.
Backyard flowers
This time of the year I’m able to step outside anytime the weathers nice and find backyard flowers waiting for me and my camera. It’s easy to overlook this and
Buffalo History Museum
The Buffalo History Museum reflected in Lily pond. The museum was built in 1901 by George Cary for the Pan American Exposition. The southern exposure is meant to evoke the