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The birds were singing this morning! Thought I would record a short audio clip before the sun cam up as the birds welcome a new day… Enjoy!

Join me as I welcome Donald Steele and listen to his memories and stories with photography and the friends he meet along the way through his eyes.

Through Your Eyes with Anthony (Tony) Mistretta

Today I had the opportunity to talk to Tony and learn about his start in photography. Starting in film and transitioning into digital Tony talks about the first time he picked up a camera up to today how he enjoys shooting everything and how it makes him happy. Please join Tony and me to learn what Tony sees through his eyes.

The when, where and how of capturing the Milky Way, star trails including locations, equipment, and camera settings with my friend Lynda Appel.

Landscape Photography with Ugo Cei. Ugo is an educator who helps enthusiasts share the worlds beauty. Ugo is a travel photographer Podcast Host, The Traveling Image Makers And a lot more…

In the episode of Through Your Eyes we meet and talk to Stephen Sherlock and how he go started with photography and how he uses technology today.

Today during our walk to get some fresh air and a few pictures I decided to take my camera club friends along for part of our walk. I was able to share with them a red tail hawk and ospreys feeding along the sea shore. We had lots of fun sharing and answering comments from my friends as we kept our social distance.

We had the opportunity to visit the Naples Zoo in South West Florida. Lots of animals. Great place to visit with family and friends. If you enjoy photography bring your camera. Lots of wildlife and nature photography.

We had the opportunity to visit this beautiful place in South West Florida. This is a few images to remember The Naples Botanical Garden.

The concept of “preserving history through photography” is the driving force behind Historic Mills Photography Workshops. The desire to capture the storied history of the old mills of Lawrence, and the city itself, is what brought photographers Steven Perlmutter and Robert Lussier together to create this unique photography workshop program. For over a decade, Bob and Steven have been exploring the classic 19th and early-20th century architecture of the mills in order to document the remnants of a bygone era of manufacturing and opportunity with their cameras. Their fascination with Lawrence’s historically important past, and a desire to preserve it, has inspired them to share their passion for photography and the mills with other like-minded individuals since their workshops started in 2013. Steven and Bob’s photographic style is documentary with a fine-art approach. They strive to not only capture and document these impressive buildings, but to also translate what some may consider old and run-down into something that others would consider art. And anytime they’re exploring the mills, they will always keep one important goal in mind: tread lightly, and always leave any space in a mill exactly as they found it. Partnering with current mill owners, as well as the Lawrence History Center, Steven and Bob have a created a unique opportunity for photographers of all skill levels and interests to explore, photograph, and preserve a piece of Lawrence’s history, while also learning new photography skills. Their hope is that participants will come away with memorable images, and also an appreciation for the impact that the city and it’s mills have had on the region. Join us for Stevens and Bob’s presentation on Preserving History through Photography…