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I used a stained glass digital treatment when editing this photo of the Village Motel, which we discovered as we drove into Tampa, Florida. I enjoy creative edits when processing my photographs; if you'd like to see the other artistic styles I use, please check out my Artistic Photography collection/gallery.

Sidenote: If you're looking through my Arrows gallery/collection and wondering why this image is there, have a look directly on the left side of the vertical "motel" part of the sign, where you'll spot the old neon arrow hugging the side.

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Thank you for your interest in my photography and fine art imagery. I have several themed galleries and as you browse through them, I hope you can find the perfect image for your home or office, or perhaps a gift for someone special.

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My passion for photography began when I was just eight years old and received an inexpensive Kodak camera as a gift. Many years and many cameras have come and gone but the passion has only grown. My speciality is Americana, particularly vintage signage. I'm always eager to hit the road in search of new discoveries, maybe an old diner or historic graveyard, perhaps a roadside motel or an abandoned drive-in. My photographs have been featured in galleries, publications, and private collections worldwide. Recently, I participated in the Signs of Life show in Los Angeles at the Perfect Exposure Gallery in Alhambra, California. This show featured photographs of vintage signs shot in the United States, Canada, and other countries, all shot by...