Spanish Moss

This particular photo was taken during a trip to Historic Jefferson College in Washington, MS. Jefferson College was chartered in 1802 and closed it's doors in 1964. It is now a registered historical site and has been used as a shooting location for multiple films. Taken: Washington, MS (2017)

Natchez Trace

The Natchez Trace Parkway is a scenic highway that reaches 444 miles from Nashville, TN to Natchez, MS. Taken: Natchez, MS (2017)

Biloxi Lighthouse

It's hard to visit the Mississippi Gulf Coast without passing the Biloxi Lighthouse. It always make for a cool shot and it's the only lighthouse in the country that's in the middle of a highway. Taken: Biloxi, MS (2018)

Alice

I don't know who she was or where she was going, but I had time to turn on the camera and take a single shot as she passed by. She seemed really out of place, not unlike Alice in the story, and it's always been one of my favorite photos. Taken: Midtown Atlanta, GA (2017)

Red Skies

This is my favorite perspective of the Natchez-Vidalia bridge. This passageway over the Mississippi River is composed of twin cantilever bridges with the eastbound bridge being 40 years newer and slightly wider. Because of this, it's impossible to have a perfectly symmetrical shot from underneath. That will never stop me from trying though. This photo was taken in the summer of 2017- a few days before the west bound bridge was closed for two years worth of maintenance. This was my only chance to get his photo before the work began so I braved the storms and I'm glad that I did. This was taken around dusk and the light from the setting sun gave the rain clouds a red hue. Taken: Vidalia, LA (2017)

Imperfect

There are multiple riverboats that travel the Mississippi River and dock regularly at Natchez Under the Hill. It's always a good photo opportunity when one of those boats are in town. I'm also grateful that someone had the foresight to plant these picturesque wildflowers along the riverfront. On this day, I went Under the Hill to take a few photos and this particular flower caught my attention. It was imperfect, but it stood out as unique and beautiful. Taken: Natchez, MS (2017)

Railroad Park

Taken: Birmingham, AL (2017)

Trail Bridge

Taken: Hot Springs, AR (2018)

Jackson Street Bridge

The Jackson Street Bridge has one of the most iconic views of the Atlanta skyline. It can get crowded depending on the time of day or day of the week, but it's not so bad on a Sunday evening. Taken: Atlanta, GA (2020)

Buckhead

This shot was taken from a high rise apartment in the Buckhead section of Atlanta. Buckhead is a neighborhood in northern Atlanta known primarily for upscale shopping and nightlife and is often referred to as the Beverly Hills of the South. When I saw the view from this apartment, I knew I had to take a photo from here. The skies were overcast so there wasn't a visible sunset. However, I was very happy with this photo taken just afterwards during blue hour. Taken: Buckhead Atlanta, GA (2017)

Relecting Light

My original intention when taking this photo was to capture the kudzu filled valley below the Visitors Center in Natchez, MS. However, when I looked into my viewfinder I caught the reflection of the sun setting over the Mississippi River bridge in the building's glass. Taken: Natchez, MS (2017)

Pike Place Market

On one of my last nights in Seattle, I took time out of a pub crawl to capture a few images of the iconic signage of the famous and historic farmer's market. Taken: Seattle, WA (2020)

Columbia River

The Columbia River divides Oregon from Washington state, This photo was taken on a small island in the middle of the river. Taken: Columbia River, Washington (2020)

Bridge of Sighs

The Bridge of Sighs on the Natchez Bluffs is one of my favorite places to catch a sunset. Taken: Natchez, MS (2020)

Gazebo

The Gazebo on the Natchez Bluffs always makes for a beautiful photo. Taken: Natchez, MS (2017)

Christ Church

Christ Church in Church Hill, MS was built in 1858 and crafted in a gothic revival style inspired by churches in England. This building is the 3rd reiteration located on this hill with the original dating back to 1820. It is a beautiful church and something that I had wanted to photograph for a while. It took a few tries to get this photo because of inclement weather. Storms interrupted my first two trips to Church Hill and caused an early end to my third. This was the last shot I was able to take before the rain started. Taken: Church Hill, MS (2017)