LSquared Imaging

  I asked ChatGPT to write a Haiku about this photo, with the clarification: This is Lake Erie on a cold and very blustery day. Here's w...

Yep, I've made another video essay.  Regular readers (hopefully) know about the ongoing " A Good Crop " series, reflecting bac...

 I was digging through my various archives today, looking for a specific photo, which I finally found.  But in the process, I came across a ...

 This old railroad bridge is along an unimproved section Nickleplate Trail.  There were originally 2 parallel tracks, this is the one that w...

 Here's one from November 2015, I wonder how I'd shoot this now?  I reprocessed it, primarily because I used to save everything at ...

 Just a couple of moments from a morning walk, a couple of slices of life in late October. Nothing dramatic, bright or bold. Just quiet and ...

 Yep, I've done another photo-Essay for YouTube.  Goes live at the same time as this post, so you can check it out now! World Wide Photo...

 I took this photo a couple of weeks ago, and have been struggling to come up with a good version of it.  Here's what I posted at one of...

After yesterday's reflections on Stephen Shore, I decided to ask ChatGPT:  "would you say that my photography is reminiscent of Ste...

" To see something spectacular and recognize it as a photographic possibility is not making a very big leap. But to see something ordin...

 As mentioned earlier, I've created a photo essay of our recent visit to Sweetwater Creek State Park, outside Atlanta.  Hoping y'all...

 During a recent trip to Atlanta area, we visited Sweetwater Creek State Park , about 20 mile east of Atlanta (GA, USA).  We had been there ...

  "Every photograph is a crystallization of experience - of real value to the maker and potential value to the spectator" - Ansel ...

 Last week we made a trip to Oklahoma City, and we stopped by the Oklahoma City National Memorial. Honoring the victims, survivors, rescuers...

  As we near the time for the hummingbirds to migrate, I'd expect them to be feeding constantly.  But they still seem to spend most of t...