left brain right brain hands experience intertwined public service ad   Photographed handheld for 1/420 of a second using a 28-112 zoom lens, an aperture of f4, and an ISO of 200. Post processing in Photoshop CS5.  

old locomotive with the parts still connected sits in a railyard Photographed handheld for 1/80 of a second using a 28-112 zoom lens, an aperture of f5.6, and an ISO of 100. Post processing in Photoshop CS5.

  early morning sun on Honolulu skyline storm clouds just behind   Photographed handheld for 1/450 of a second using a 28-112 zoom lens, an aperture of f4.0, and an ISO of 200. Post processing in Photoshop CS5.  

after the rainfall yellow flower on asphalt paints a stark contrast Photographed handheld for 1/120 second using a 28-112 zoom lens with an aperture of f2.8 and an ISO of 200. Post processing in Photoshop CS5.

missing a candle it just isn’t quite the same intricate design Photographed handheld for 1/10 of a second with a 28-112 zoom lens using an aperture of f3.2 and an ISO of 200. Post processing in Photoshop CS5.

  detergent bubbles reflect a watermelon not very tasty   Photographed handheld for 1/4 second using a 28-112 zoom lens, an aperture of 2.8, and an ISO of 200. Post processing done in Photoshop CS5.  

sometime inbetween is what defines the object two flowers apart Photographed handheld for 1/125 of a second using a 135mm zoom lens, an aperture of f11, and an ISO of 200. Post processing done in Photoshop CS5.

organic veggies waiting for dinnertime soup on a winter day Photographed handheld for 1/60 of a second using a 28-112 zoom lens, an aperture of f2.8, and an ISO of 200. Post processing done in Photoshop CS5.

penetrating glance an empty seat beside her beckons me to sit Photographed handheld for 1/60 of a second using a focal length of 2.5, a 28-112 zoom lens, and an ISO of 200. Post processing in Photoshop CS5.

  found along the ground stepping stones from here to there showing me a way   Photographed handheld for 1/950th of a second using a 28-112 zoom lens, an aperture of f5.6, and an ISO of 200. Post processing in Photoshop CS5.