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Josh > "If you want someone to understand your perspective, share the details that first caught your eye." The first time I saw this elk crossing the street was, you guessed it, in my rear-view mirror. I decided the best shot could be taken right from my seat, not to mention getting out of the car could have frightened the other elk less than twenty feet away. Hope you enjoyed a few of my photos. Feel free to explore the rest of my site (possibly for future application breaks) by clicking on the "Josh" link at the top left, or go to: www.josh.smugmug.com
Josh > "See things through someone else's eyes." Is this a photo of what I see of Andrew, or of what Andrew sees of me?
Josh > "It's not just what you say, but how you say it." Closing the deal could require subtleties. Simplifying this shot by cropping out the bright red leaves above the golden yellow ones helped give this fall photo a cozy, gentle feel. The morning mist off the pond helped out a bit, too.
Josh > "Market the best of what you got." Who knew a ukulele could look so sexy? The camera angle on this ukulele's hips, along with excellent lighting and a golden tan, make this pose so good even a supermodel would envy it.
Josh > "Be open to new possibilities." Ever felt like a little cloud follows you everywhere you go? Hopefully this vacation cloud isn't spoiling the fun for my dad and two sisters.
Josh > "Sometimes gestures say all that needs to be said."
Josh > "Celebrate success!" If you can't enjoy when you succeed, why are you working so hard? Getting the camera low to the sand made the girls appear to jump higher, making this photo even more uplifting.
Josh > "Humor may be what you need to succeed." This iguana thinks he's pretty cool, at least that's what you would expect with that smug look on his face. The smiling lady in the background sure seems impressed with him.
Josh > "Specialization could be your most profitable strategy." The photograph of this plant removes the base and the leaves, and instead focuses on the stems. In my opinion, their pattern has the same rhythm as Wachovia's sweeping logo. That's why I have it displayed prominently at my work desk.
"If you want someone to understand your perspective, share the details that first caught your eye."

The first time I saw this elk crossing the street was, you guessed it, in my rear-view mirror. I decided the best shot could be taken right from my seat, not to mention getting out of the car could have frightened the other elk less than twenty feet away.

Hope you enjoyed a few of my photos. Feel free to explore the rest of my site (possibly for future application breaks) by clicking on the "Josh" link at the top left, or go to: http://www.josh.smugmug.com
Josh > "If you want someone to understand your perspective, share the details that first caught your eye." The first time I saw this elk crossing the street was, you guessed it, in my rear-view mirror. I decided the best shot could be taken right from my seat, not to mention getting out of the car could have frightened the other elk less than twenty feet away. Hope you enjoyed a few of my photos. Feel free to explore the rest of my site (possibly for future application breaks) by clicking on the "Josh" link at the top left, or go to: www.josh.smugmug.com
"If you want someone to understand your perspective, share the details that first caught your eye."

The first time I saw this elk crossing the street was, you guessed it, in my rear-view mirror. I decided the best shot could be taken right from my seat, not to mention getting out of the car could have frightened the other elk less than twenty feet away.

Hope you enjoyed a few of my photos. Feel free to explore the rest of my site (possibly for future application breaks) by clicking on the "Josh" link at the top left, or go to: http://www.josh.smugmug.com
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