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I have to admit my image of New York has always been the city. I guess in some metaphysical sense, I knew there were beaches and landscapes and far more to New York State than just the massive city that is almost synonymous with the phrase New York. It was my first trip to New…
Whenever people see this motion abstract print, it always gets attention. It’s definitely an eye-catching mixture of architectural lines with a strong sense of motion. And of course, the orange-gold tones are a treat! I have had more than a few comments that this motion abstract has a certain science fiction vibe to it –…
Salem was an easy day trip out of Boston and was everything I had expected down to the Classic New England homes that lined the streets of the historic village. I had been to Massachusetts before but on that trip I hadn’t explored any further than Boston. There are after all a wealth of things…
It’s funny how the places we live change our perspectives. I grew up in rural Georgia, and I’m sure for much of my life, the big city held much allure. And I still like big cities just fine, but when I lived in Atlanta, I often found myself heading away from the city on weekends….
I wandered the Boston seaside for hours on my last day there. I loved the waterfront in late summer. It seemed like everyone in Boston must have a boat, although I’m sure that’s a hugely exaggerated feeling, but everywhere I looked on the seaside, there were boats and people enjoying being out on the waters…
I seemed to gravitate to Long Wharf throughout my first trip to Boston. It was late summer and the waterfront was such a beautiful place as you can tell from this Boston at night print. I loved the city lights and the beautiful old buildings along the historic wharf. When Long wharf was built in…
I think maybe it’s something inherent in the artist’s nature to create stories as well as art. It is another creative discipline after all. In this case, I honestly have no idea that this little red cottage on the streets of Salem, Massachusetts, is a Fisherman’s House. But the moment I stood before that vivid…
Tallulah Gorge in North Georgia is one of those places that if you’ve been there, you’ll never forget it. The landscape is just… primeval… I can think of no better word to describe the feeling I had staring into that ancient gorge in the bedrock of the Georgia mountains. Tallulah Gorge was long on my…
This grain silo was inspired by one I saw on a farm in the countryside of Macon County, Georgia. This farm landscape captures the feeling of the environment in late summer. The trees on the horizon are a darker hue of green and the embankment in the foreground is covered in late summer wildflowers. Golden…
On my last trip to Boston, I decided to stay out in Brookline near the intersection of Harvard and Beacon Streets. It seemed like a great way to get a better taste of the local flavor just a little removed from downtown. It was the midst of winter as I wandered those cold New England…
There was just something about the architecture of Five Hundred Boylston Street in the heart of Boston. It spoke to me. I loved the towering graphic lines and all intersecting lines of the paving stones in the courtyard at the base of that Boston skyscraper. As I stood there on busy Boylston Street watching people…
On my last visit to London, I had a somewhat unique opportunity, at least for those of us who don’t call London home. On my first day there, the street that crosses Westminster Bridge by the Palace of Westminster was closed to vehicles. I had apparently just missed some sort of street race. I don’t…
Chicago at night is simply an amazingly beautiful sight. On my first visit years ago, I saw the skyline from the Sears Tower (now the Willis Tower) and was awe-struck by how high it was. The view from that observation deck rivals the view from a plane on approach to Chicago, no doubt! On that…
There’s a familiar vibe to the streets of small southern towns for anyone who grew up in one. They feel like unchanging places in the southern landscape. And for the small towns like little Leary, Georgia, that are far from the suburbs of any large city, the slow pace of life does seem undiminished. My…
During my years living in North Georgia, when the weekend came, I loved to find places to commune with nature. It was also my chance to explore with my camera. And luckily, in a place as big as Atlanta, there seemed to be no end of state and local parks. Each one was a little…
Almost a decade had passed when I visited the Sears Tower and saw those epic aerial views of Chicago for the second time. I’ll never forget my first visit, though. I was absolutely unprepared for how high the observation deck was. The views over Chicago were not unlike those from my plane coming in the…
One evening as I was passing through Macon heading back to Atlanta after a weekend at home, I decided on the spur of the moment to do a little wandering in Macon. I happened upon the old industrial section of town and saw this massive structure rising into the blue skies. It was actually many…
This vintage motel sign print represents part of the fabric of fading America. Little roadside motels once dotted the landscape of America’s old highway system. Over the course of the 20th century, the interstate highway system bypassed a lot of these old roads. And frankly our expectations as travelers has changed much as well. A…
This Amusement park print from dusk on Chicago’s Navy Pier has always attracted a good deal of attention. In fact this was one of the first prints I sold in a small gallery show in Atlanta several years ago. That first sale was one of those little special moments that got the ball rolling on…
One of my favorite architectural styles is without a doubt art deco as seen in this vintage theater marquee print. Of course if you look through my print collections, you’ll see I also have a great fondness for capturing examples of vanishing Americana. The combination of the two in this old theater print from nearby…
This print is my definition of wide open spaces. Seeing a road disappearing onto the horizon in a landscape like this just feels empowering, perhaps freeing? It speaks to the side of me that wants to hop in the car and ride and ride into the never-ending sunset like the end of a movie. There’s…
This colorful print features a particularly spectacular rural sunset in Macon County, Georgia. I took this photo when I still lived in Atlanta. I had a late start leaving my hometown of Montezuma and was heading back to Atlanta. As luck would have it, the sun was setting as I passed through the miles of…
This Chicago Theatre Marquee Blueprint art is an homage not only to the famous sign that hangs over that Chicago landmark but to the beautiful design style of many of the classic marquees from the same era. There’s a reason that movie theaters today are often built with a similar style. It has a look…
This lonely old cotton warehouse in this print is located in the small town of Byromville in rural Georgia. I stumbled over this old structure by the railroad tracks one fall afternoon. The late afternoon sunlight was a real treat with the golden grasses and the old red brick of the warehouse. There was a…
Sometimes the most unexpected objects can become the subjects of artwork. A fire hydrant might seem incredibly utilitarian to many of us. It’s one of those utilitarian things that is mainly in the domain of firefighters. Yet when I saw this colorful fire hydrant on the streets of Asheville, I stopped and took notice. I…
Several years ago I spent a couple of nights in Asheville, North Carolina. I was on a road trip bound for Virginia. In the end, as is often the case for me, I wished I had more time to explore the city. As you can tell from this print I was quite inspired by the…
Asheville is one of those unexpected treasures you discover. I had heard about Biltmore Estate of course and wanted to visit that gracious old estate. As I was heading to Virginia I decided that a couple of nights in Asheville wasn’t entirely out of the way. On my first evening in North Carolina, as I…
There are some buildings and places that stick with us from an early age. For me, the Windsor Hotel, seen in this print, fits that category. Although I didn’t grow up in Americus, Georgia, it was near my hometown. So near in fact, that I later attended and graduated from the local university in Americus….
I especially love old train stations like the Marshallville Depot seen in this print. They were built in a period of history when even relatively utilitarian buildings still had style and craftsmanship. It was also a time when small towns were still the hub of an agricultural economy. These days these old railroad depots are…
This unique Tardis print was an inevitable piece of Doctor Who art for me. The exact scene took a long time to dream up, but I’ve wanted to do an homage to one of my favorite shows for some time now. I started following the adventures of our favorite Time Lord on PBS in the…
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