
Every Day Of My Life
I have had requests for these a number of times since sharing the video containing every image taken on my fall road trip and I decided today would be the day to share them. At the end of a day spent exploring Memphis, TN we ended up down by the Mississippi river for the sun set and oh what a great sunset it was. Our time was spend laying out on big rocks and throwing them carelessly into the water as the sun dipped below the horizon. One of those moments in life you imagine will come to mind in your older age, looking back on the warmer times. These photos were taken quickly while walking down to the shore and ended up with that classic sort of fiftyfootshadows feel to them. I knew I had some lovely shots when I noticed the tiny flowers there in the grass, lit up orange just for me. Another world hiding under my feet. Something that does not present itself every day of my life thats for sure. Looking back through these images though I am always reminded how great it is to be able to capture these moments in this way. Each click a time capsule. Love it.
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Están excelentes, gracias por tu trabajo.
I’m thinking that you should do a duel monitor desktop. I’m ready for a fresh one since I’ve had an ampersand up for months. Just a thought you could explore the next time your shooting. I really appreciate your photography.
John, I think I now have a lifetime’s supply of great desktops by you. Which doesn’t stop me from craving more!
This is why I love your work sir. Beautiful shots.
I feel like this kind of light captures what is wonderful about life. Those words don’t really do it justice… but I’m sure you know what I mean. ;) Love these.
You are the best photographer i know. You’re amazing :)
thank you so much J,you are Amazing,..you did it again, perfect wallpapers….
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Thanks! Looking excellent on my monitor!
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Hi! This post could not be written any better!
Reading through this post reminds me of my good old room mate!
He always kept chatting about this. I will forward this post to him.
Fairly certain he will have a good read. Many thanks for sharing!