This photo was taken during a snowstorm in downtown Lewiston in a place called Kennedy Park. The wind was whipping the snow about so much that I held a clear plastic baggie over my camera lens to protect it from the moisture. I believe  it gave the photo a softer effect, and I like this picture because of the placement of the subjects and the color of the flag in a relatively black and white photo. 

This picture was taken in downtown Lewiston and it is the iron railing of a footbridge that crosses the canal. I like the shadows cast by the iron dots, and I think the photo has an interesting perspective.

There's a bridge that runs over the railroad track in a once bustling industrial part of downtown, that is now part of my neighborhood. I have passed this scene many times without stopping to photograph it. I was waiting for a night scene with the full moon hanging overtop of the old building. I still haven't seen that yet, so I decided to take the photo with an infrared effect.

Another photo taken in downtown Lewiston during a snowstorm. Snow happens to fall a lot here in the Great White North, so it is necessary to incorporate it into one's art.

This is a photo of the trestle bridge that crosses the Androscoggin river and connects the twin cities of Lewiston and Auburn. It was originally a railroad bridge during the early years of the cities  and was later converted to a footbridge for the residents of these two cities. It was a truly magical night when I took this photo.

This picture was also taken the same night as the picture above, and it is interesting to me because of the mood it seems to convey.

The architects of Lewiston seem to have a liking for these black iron fences, and so do I...

This is one of my favorite photos and it is on my gallery page in a larger size with more detail. It was taken in one of the old alleys of the city.

This picture was taken in Kennedy park after a snow fall. The tree in the foreground has the interesting pattern of a face on its trunk.  It reminds me of one of Picasso's faces. This photo is also in the Gallery.