Neon Jesus

Neon Jesus

  • Camera: Nikon D7000
  • Aperture: f/2.8
  • Exposure: 1/5th
  • Focal Length: 24mm
Last night the clouds turned to waves and churned over Livingston

Last night the clouds turned to waves and churned over Livingston

  • Camera: Nikon D7000
  • Aperture: f/2.8
  • Exposure: 1/400th
  • Focal Length: 24mm
I just liked the sense of light in this picture. 

I just liked the sense of light in this picture. 

  • Camera: Nikon D3
  • Aperture: f/2.8
  • Exposure: 1/60th
  • Focal Length: 58mm
River

River

  • Camera: Nikon D700
  • Aperture: f/4
  • Exposure: 1/2000th
  • Focal Length: 24mm
Cornfields of Iowa

by Darcey

Cornfields of Iowa

by Darcey

  • Camera: Nikon D7000
  • Aperture: f/8
  • Exposure: 1/5000th
  • Focal Length: 70mm
A contemplative moment.These past 5 and a half years of my life have been absolutely extraordinary. When I moved to Chicago in June of  2006 I had no direction and had just come off the hardest year of my life. Looking back makes me so proud of the course my life took when I decided to get out of my small home town in Upstate New York. It hurt, of course, to leave my friends and family, but because of our distance we were able to realize how valuable our relationship really was and now I savor every moment that I have with them. I also got to add amazing new relationships to my life which I’m so thankful for. I’m friends with some amazing artists in all different genres, from poets and writers to ceramists, chefs, visual artists and amateur musicians. I get to work with my Dad almost every day. I met the woman who I’m looking forward to spending the rest of my life with. I work in a career where I get to see people on the best days of their life and I get to give them a document which memorializes that moment. I’m not a millionaire, but as we transition into my 6th fall in Chicago, I look back and feel rich. 
So here’s to the next 5 and a half years and the following 55 years after that. 

A contemplative moment.

These past 5 and a half years of my life have been absolutely extraordinary. When I moved to Chicago in June of  2006 I had no direction and had just come off the hardest year of my life. Looking back makes me so proud of the course my life took when I decided to get out of my small home town in Upstate New York. It hurt, of course, to leave my friends and family, but because of our distance we were able to realize how valuable our relationship really was and now I savor every moment that I have with them. I also got to add amazing new relationships to my life which I’m so thankful for. I’m friends with some amazing artists in all different genres, from poets and writers to ceramists, chefs, visual artists and amateur musicians. I get to work with my Dad almost every day. I met the woman who I’m looking forward to spending the rest of my life with. I work in a career where I get to see people on the best days of their life and I get to give them a document which memorializes that moment. I’m not a millionaire, but as we transition into my 6th fall in Chicago, I look back and feel rich. 

So here’s to the next 5 and a half years and the following 55 years after that. 

  • Camera: Nikon D3
  • Aperture: f/2.8
  • Exposure: 1/4th
  • Focal Length: 24mm
Sunset on Summer

Sunset on Summer

  • Camera: Nikon D3
  • Aperture: f/4.5
  • Exposure: 1/500th
  • Focal Length: 24mm
secret garden

secret garden

  • Camera: Nikon D3
  • Aperture: f/2.8
  • Exposure: 1/20th
  • Focal Length: 24mm
The Chicago River

The Chicago River

  • Camera: Nikon D3
  • Aperture: f/16
  • Exposure: 3"
  • Focal Length: 24mm
Mirror Image

Mirror Image

  • Camera: Nikon D3
  • Aperture: f/4
  • Exposure: 1/50th
  • Focal Length: 24mm