I bring home flowers for my wife Kristi semi-regularly. This time, Kristi bought *me* flowers! Now as a guy, I shouldn’t be excited about getting *flowers*, but it was very thoughtful of Kristi to think of me.
I love my wife. 
It’s Easter, and nothing is better than a good ol’ Easter Egg Hunt. Miles found an eggs and is happy (I think?) with his new candy filled treasure.
Ran on the Saturday morning after Good Friday and before Easter. I’m continually amazed at the beauty that God creates, and my mediocre ability to capture 1/100 of it in a photograph.
Running through Rollins Savanna again this morning. It was neat this morning to see a fellow photographer out trying to catch the morning beauty — but instead of a little point-and-shoot that I’m using when I go running, he had his full gear with him. I wish I stopped to talk to him – I need to do that more!
From the 10th floor of my Baltimore office, there is such a wonderful view. The colors of the houses, roofs, and local churchs create a great view that can keep you studying it for hours. Today is last day of my trip to Balitmore, so I decided to grab a shot.
Another day in Baltimore. The trees were in full bloom, and I had to take my camera to get a few shots of them. As I was playing with the photo in Lightroom, I found the photo more appealing in black & white.
Back in Baltimore for work. Walking down Harbor East, I saw these boats for rent. I can’t wait till the weather gets warmer and see these bad boys in action.
There is road construction in I-94. Every day on the drive home, I get off of I-94 at Route 120. At the interstate exit, this contruction office/plant/what-ever-you-want-to-call-this is right there between the I-94, Route 120, and the turn-off. I turned off the turn off, and grabbed a couple shots.
The photos from Sunday for “today’s” photo was… well… really bad. This photo was another one from the Illnois Railway Museum. Technically, I’m still 95 for 95.
On Saturday I went to the Illinois Railway Museum with fellow photographers from the Lake County Camera Club. This is one of a few shots I liked from the trip.