Images
Click a thumbnail image on this directory page to view the corresponding photo gallery. Some albums are meant to be personal journals; Others are photo essays; Some showcase dramatic portraiture or abstract photography. The most recently added albums appear first. Let me know what you think.
If these galleries don’t satisfy you appetite, check out the most recently posted photos on my blog.
—David
Elizabeth City – Harbor of Hospitality
For Easter, Kristen and I travelled to Elizabeth City, a small harbor town at the mouth of the Pasquotank River, near the northern end of the Outer Banks. Our goal was simply to get away from home and be someplace peaceful and quite, knowing this would likely be our last chance to travel together before Samuel was born. The images in this gallery are varied in subject and mood, but I love this one in particular because of the absence of a well defined horizon. The fog totally blurs the boundary between the sea and the sky, while the viewer remains safely behind the (confining?) rail of the dock.
City Scapes
A dynamic collection of urban landscapes, and the people who live in them, taken during various otherwise-unrelated trips.
Colorado
A collection of landscapes and vacation shots from a 2009 visit to Boulder, CO and the Rocky Mountain National Park.
Rhett’s & Sayla’s Wedding
An album of before and after shots from my cousin Rhett's wedding in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
49th Avenue
A collection of portraits and dramatic images telling a story of personal struggle and discovery in the context of a day at the beach.
Museum vs. Fourth Graders
Fourth grade students from Wayne Avenue Elementary in Dunn, N.C., took a field trip to the Airborne & Special Operations Museum in Fayetteville on May 1, 2009.
Wilson Creek
A personal album of waterfall photos and portraits from a backpacking trip in Wilson Creek.
Duplin Winery
Photos taken during a personal tour of Duplin Winery — a rapidly growing enterprise owned by the Fussell family of Rose Hill, N.C. The photos were originally intended to supplement a magazine article, but they are arranged here as a photo essay instead.
