SUMMARY OF PHOTO FILES
THE UNITED STATES
Alaska, Arizona, California,
Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware,
District of Colombia, Florida,
Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana,
Maine, Maryland, New Mexico,
New York, North Carolina,
South Carolina, South Dakota,
Texas, Utah, Virginia,
Washington, West Virginia, and Wyoming.
U.S. ARMED FORCES
U.S. Air Force: Fighters:
A-7 Corsair II, F-15 Eagle, F-16,
Fighting Falcon, F-117A Stealth,
F-22 Lightning II, A-10 Warthog.
Bombers: F-111, B-52 Stratofortress,
B-1B, B-2 Stealth.Cargo: C-130 Hercules, C-141 Starlifter, C5A Galaxy. Other: Crews, insignia, nose art. Davis-Monthan AFB
aircraft storage.
U.S. ARMY: 82nd Airborne.
21st Infantry (Light) Division,
7th Special Forces. Old Guard. Tomb of the Unknown.
Basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C.Tactical operations at Fort Huachuca, AZ.
U.S. COAST GUARD: Patrol vessels in Alaska,
California, and Hawaii.
USCG HH-65A Dolphin rescue helicopter and C-130 search and rescue aircraft.
U.S. MARINE CORPS: Silent Drill Team. 8th & I.,
Iwo Jima Marine Memorial. USMC Band.
Quantico, VA. USMC aircraft and helicopters.
U.S. NAVY: USS Theodore Roosevelt (commissioning).
USS Missouri.
Destroyers and destroyer escorts.F14 Tomcat, F/A18 Hornet,
T2C Buckeye, T45 Goshawk, E-2C Hawkeye,
EA-6B Prowler,
P2C Neptune, C-130 Hercules, C-2A,
A6 Intruder, and SA3 Viking.
U.S. Navy helicopters.
AMERICAN HISTORY
Over 3,000 images of historical sites,
historical reenactments
and modern-day reenactors of America's history.
(Please note that these are NOT "historic" photographs; most were taken within the past few years. They do, however, capture historic subjects or sites.)
Colonial (1490 to 1700): Early settlements in North Carolina, Virginia, and Maryland.
American revolution: American, British, French, and Prussian military
units as well as civilians. Fort Ticonderoga, Fort Stanwick, and Fort Niagra.
1815-1860's: War of 1812-15, Fort Snelling, Minnesota (1830s) and pre-Civil War.
Civil War (1860-1865): An extensive collection of reenactors,
Reenactment battles, and battlesites in Maryland, Pennsylvania,
and Virginia. Other sites are also included. There are over 2,000 images in this unique collection.
Most reenactors are model-released.
American West: U.S. Cavalry, Fort Huachuca
&Tombstone, AZ.
1880s to 1900s: Museum of Early American Life, Staunton, VA (farm life).
Twentieth Century:
automobiles, trains, and airplanes. A large collection of historical aircraft.
AVIATION
Over 200 different types of aircraft, featuring operational military,
commercial, executive, and private airplanes. Many photographs capture historical aircraft that are in flying condition.
The remainder were taken at air museums around the world.
All images can be (and have been!) used to illustrate aviation articles and books.
FLOWERS
I have quite a few photographs of cultivated flowers especially day lilies. Most of my other images of flowers are identified by their common name, but not by their scientific name. My collection of flower images is quite colorful and is certain to please consumers of calendars or greeting cards.
FOODS
I do not consider myself to be a "food photographer."
but have an interesting photographic collection of baked goods, candies,
chocolates, fruits, meats, wines and beer.
INTERNATIONAL DESTINATIONS
ANTIGUA; ARUBA; BELIZE; CANADA (British Colombia and Nova Scotia); CHILE (Santiago and Puerto Montt);
CURACAO; DENMARK (Aalborg);
FRANCE (Paris, Rungis Market, and Versailles); HAITI (Port-au-Prince),
ICELAND (Reykjavik); MOROCCO (Agadir, Casablanca, Rabat, Moulay Idriss, and Volubolis);
NORWAY (Oslo), PANAMA (Panama Canal); SPAIN (Barcelona and Madrid);
ST. KITTS;ST. LUCIA; ST. THOMAS; and the UNITED KINGDOM (London and Scotland).
NATURE
(Care was taken not to stress any of the subjects. Mostly North American species.)
ANIMALS (DOMESTIC): Cats and dogs, and horses.
(WILD ANIMALS): Antelope, bears, bison, chipmunks, cougars,
deer (mule & whitetail), elk, moose, raccoons, and squirrels.
BIRDS: Aquatic: Ibis, herons, pelicans, sandpipers, seagulls.
Raptors: American bald eagle, kestrels, hawks, osprey, and owls.
Songbirds: Many species from the American robin, to house finches and hummingbirds, to yellow-billed magpies.
Waterfowl: Ducks, geese, and swans.
BUTTERFLIES: Admirals to Zebras.
OTHER: Fish, insects, marine life, reptiles, and plants and wildflowers.
SEAFOODS
Photographs of seafood, include species such as Chesapeake Bay blue crabs and oysters, dungeness crab, Maine lobster,
Pacific salmon, shrimp from the Gulf of Mexico, battered
and fried squid rings, surimi and sushi, stone crab claws from Florida
or snow crab claws from Alaska, broiled scallops, spiny lobsters,
or mahi-mahi and other delicacies from the sea.