I just learned abut this one:

I originally made that image in October while looking for autumn colors. I’m thrilled to see it in good use. Here’s the original:

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It’s been a while, about 6 months, since I found a photo of mine used (under Creative Commons) anywhere on the internet. It’s probably not a coincidence that I started making infrared photographs pretty heavily around the same time. I love those, but they don’t necessarily make the best editorial illustrations.

Today’s was found on a blog call Woman Wielding Words, and while I can’t say I agree with her theology, it’s still nice to see my image out in the world.

Screen shot of the Woman Wielding Words blog

Roadside Religion ...along the Blue Ridge Parkway in southern Virginia

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I joined Fine Art America today. I’ve had a couple requests for prints of my photos and this seemed like a good way to do that.

This beautiful celtic cross is tucked away in the Saint Patrick Cemetery in Hudson, New Hampshire.

You can purchase prints (framed or unframed) and greeting cards of this and other images at http://fineartamerica.com/featured/celtic-cross-james-walsh.html .

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This morning I discovered another unique, creative commons use of one of my photos. http://www.mattandkateswedding.com is just what the URL implies. They’ve set up a site to share news, photos and videos about their wedding plans, and here’s the really cool part – to get their guests feedback on different ideas.

Matt and Kate's Wedding website Accomodations page

Here’s the original:

The Elms Mansion in Newport, RI.

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Found another photo of mine out in the wild, this time at a photography blob called The PhotoArgus.

Here’s the original:

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