First Date Q2 Shot with the Leica Q2: while shooting monochrom draws my attention to patterns and shapes of light, the Q2—a “regular” camera, draws my attention to characteristics and personalities enhanced by the emotions only color can expose. See the SLIDESHOW with a beat!

Day 3, Year 70 …was without question a good day: starting with the Hollywood sign, Griffith Observatory => LEICA Store Los Angeles => West Hollywood with my exceptional photography friend, Joel Mark, => LACMA…and dinner at Ray’s! Photographed with feeling: the Leica Q2 Monochrom, a remarkably versatile camera.

BH by ED Continuing on a recent vacation to the left coast, on Day 1 or 2, who’s counting, I asked my good friend Ed to give us an insider’s tour of Beverly Hills. Did you know BH has an award winning cactus garden! Shot with the Leica Q2 Monochrom. I’m continually impressed: handheld on…

The W Hollywood A recent vacation, birthday party an’ all, to see HAMILTON, twice!, stayed at The W, across the street from the Pantages. These shots, with the Leica Q2 Monochrom, are in and around the valet parking court of The W Hollywood, lighting credits to The W. Music: Diamonds in the Sky by Yi…

Went for a neighborhood walkabout with Charles The King, the other day, in my extended neighborhood, if you will, pushing the boundaries of the Historic District of Savannah, Georgia, which I like, very much, to say: is a founding city of our nation. As I reviewed the shots of the day upon returning home, I…

My good friend Marc Arnold invited me out to see where he “worked”—Sand Dollar Recycling, Savannah, GA. They make mountains out of “sand dollars”—aka recycled concrete—into mountains of dollars.

A day or so post-Christmas…what’s a poor boy to do? Being said poor boy is a photographer: why a WALKABOUT of course! Thus, it being a beautiful Spring afternoon, I took off at a saunterish pace with my proverbial “necklace” (that’s how Pam refers to my Leica Q2M.) The images collected here will puzzle or…

A weekend Walkabout in Charlotte, NC, which was, this day, mostly a Rideabout on the Charlotte CityLINX Gold and Blue Lines. And to top it off: a much enjoyed beer at RESIDENT CULTURE BREWING COMPANY. …followed the next day by the GRAND OPENING of BRUK’S KITCHEN.

My good friends Kevin Ryan and Meredith Sutton, veterans, founders, and operators, of Service Brewing Co. in Savannah, GA, host a weekly gig: BLUEGRASS BY THE PINT, featuring the mighty fine bluegrass band SWAMPTOOTH, down on Indian Street, Savannah, JoJa. My Pam and I usually attend on Friday nights; me with my “necklace”–which is how…

A walkabout with my good friend and fellow photographer, Jerry Woods –of Augusta.