Mitchell was so kind yesterday (4/24/18) to take a bunch of photos of me as I was reading from my new book, "Left, Gay & Green: A Writer's Life," and I decided to take another look at his photography website. It's a great way to spend five minutes or an hour, seeing familiar and unfamiliar landscapes, wildlife, people and more. Mitch is a retired educator who is devoting much of his creative energy to photography....and always to the North Quabbin community that he, like me, has made a true "home" in all meanings of that word.
Your blog is really nice and unique.I like it so much. Looking forward to going over your web page again. Thanks for sharing.
These are lovely photos Mitch. I enjoyed the site. I say you're great at capturing the moment.
You've got a great collection of photos here. You're extremely well-traveled and the variety reflects a good range of subjects. Nice work.
Wow, Mr. Grosky, I never knew you were so talented at photography! I only knew you as a great English teacher. Your photos are beautiful and nice to catch up on what you're doing. Good luck with everything!
Your photos are enticing and captivating. Thank you for sharing. I too love photography and shoot hundreds of digital images on a weekly basis. I would delight in the idea of making a living via my Nikon. Good luck to you, although I doubt "luck" will have anything to do with your success. Have you tried submitting your portfolio to a travel magazine?
I love the photos of Yellowstone. I've never been, and one day I will certainly make it.
It has been a visual pleasure perusing your photographic collections! The hard part was deciding which ones to order! Many blessings on your new adventure in life as a photographer!
Very nice photography Mitch, you've got me drooling over Rocky Mountain National Park!
I'm so happy that your love of photography spans so many decades. Everytime that I look at your photographs I am taken back to that time and the wonderful memories that stem from every picture that you have!
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