RobPM
Profile
Hello and thank you for the visit.
At present I work for a land surveying company that allows me the opportunities to see things most people never see as we are placed into rugged country quite often.
In the past the objects of my photographs have been of animals, places and things, but I am expanding my horizons to include people now and again. I’ve held an interest in photography for well over 30 years having been introduced to the hobby by way of an old Browning single shot camera followed by an ancient Argus camera. Several years ago I upgraded to a Nikon AF 6006 35mm and I also occasionally use a functional but not so great digital camera.
By taking a stab at writing, I’m hoping that anyone who reads my material will take the time to comment on it. I have a thick skin and do not fear criticism of either my writing or photography skills and feel both could use help.
I’m enjoying my introduction to RedBubble immensely. There are a great many talented people here and I’m enjoying the international aspects of the site as well.
Cheers!
Rob
Groups
RobPM is a member of "Streams & Stream Crossings" 2 posts a day!, Bridges, Equine Art and Photography, Sunrise, Sunset and Waterfall Photography.
Art
Writing
Diogee
Thirteen years ago I met one of the best friends I’ve ever had. She passed away a week ago and I miss her greatly. This friend saw me through the death of loved ones, a divorce and many other…
An Observation
I can’t hold a high regard for a race of beings that places more value on harmful fuels, sparkly gems and shiny metals than it does for preserving and protecting water, the most important commodity …
A political message from the past
Then they came for me and by that time there was no one left to speak up.
An Old man's Sense of Humor
My mother and grandmother sat on the bed holding one another, their bodies seemed to shake in utter sadness…
My Personal Fictional History
And if that makes no sense to you, I must admit that at first it made none to me, but there you have it.
As he passed over Blue Ridge Dam - revised
As he stared at this reflection his eyes widened at the realization
