There was no artificial coloring added to this… the green is from the reflected green grass in the long exposure.
December 25th, 2006| Stuck In Customs
October 1st, 2006| Stuck In Customs
Here is the old shack that is outside the Grant Well, the first oil well in the US.
September 20th, 2006| Stuck In Customs
Here is a dreary and scary old shed I found in a rainstorm in Pennsylvania. There may have been a few dead bodies inside, but I didn’t check.
September 14th, 2006| Stuck In Customs
Here is Lake Erie in HDR:
August 20th, 2006| Stuck In Customs
Edell’s dream is to have a large and peaceful family.
Edell is currently doing chores in a field with her little brother and little sister. She is the oldest and the only one that smiles when I ask if I can help carry the wood back to their home.
(this is taken from a series of portraits in THIS set in my portfolio).
August 17th, 2006| Stuck In Customs
I found this place down a remote country road in Pennsylvania. I managed to get a shot just before the rain hit. You can see the setting sun behind the pine tree on the left.
August 16th, 2006| Stuck In Customs
Here is an old shed I found by the roadside during a rainstorm in Pennsylvania, actually shot just after the post below this one.
August 15th, 2006| Stuck In Customs
This was taken in the middle of a little Amish community I found in northern Pennsylvania. This was taken in the evening just before a rain shower hit, so I got some nice sunset mixed with light rain clouds.
August 15th, 2006| Stuck In Customs
This is from the old Erie cemetary about midnight. I was out there listening to my iPod walking around a cemetary that I might have been trespassing on. The gate opened with an awful creeking sound, ten times worse than in horror movies.
August 2nd, 2006| Stuck In Customs
While getting lost in Pennsylvania, I happened upon the first oil well ever built in the United States. It was dark and cloudy, so I had to get out the equipment for a shot, of course. I’m a slave to this stupid camera, I tell you.
This was drilled in 1859 and was 69 feet deep. It’s called the Drake Oil Well.
July 26th, 2006| Stuck In Customs
Nathaniel’s dream is to get closer to God and to make sure his mom is happy.
Nathaniel is currently four years old and carrying wood with his two sisters down a dusty cart-road in an unmarked Amish village somewhere between Allegheny and Tionesta, Pennsylvania. In pauses between talking to me, he looks sideways at his older sisters, who peacefully nod towards him. I tell him that he looks big and strong and then I help him carry the wood to his parents’ home, where he lives with his other nine brothers and sisters.
