Cobble Street, Versailles France

Not sure the lines were painted on here when Louis IV walked these streets.

Jaws, Boston Harbor

This commercial fishing trawler, seems to have an appropriate alter ego.

Lazy Afternoon, Paris France

One of my favorite cities for Xpans. Well, just one of my favorite cities.

Bamboo Forest, Kyoto Japan

One wayward bamboo, dancing to the beat of his own drummer.

Palm Harbor, Florida

An in-camera multiple exposure. One in a series.

Art Exhibit, Tokyo Japan

When the planets align, you can get a shot like this. Bronze Winner in the Epson International Photographic Pano Awards!

High Flyer, Florida

Don't do a lot of Xpan verticals, but this one seemed appropriate.

Sundial Mall, St. Petersburg Florida

I consider this a sister image to Tracadero Gardens. There is a similarity to the composition and geometric elements.

Hiroshima, Japan

A stark look at Hiroshima's Genbaku Dome site where the atomic bomb was dropped.

Trocadero Gardens, Paris France

This image appears in The Xpan Book 

Edited by Matthew Robert Joseph (http://www.blurb.com/b/1536982-the-xpan-book)

Clearwater Beach, Florida

A popular haunt for both tourists and locals. People always seem to have a good time on Clearwater Beach in Clearwater Florida.

Tokyo Schoolgirls

Sometimes you get lucky and a shot just works.

I came across this scene when walking through a park on the outskirts of Tokyo.

A twist on the typical "group portrait", this image was chosen by Rodney Smith out of 2800 submissions to be 1 of 50 images showcased in the Center for Fine Art Photography's, Portraits, Exhibition (www.c4fap.org).

It won a Bronze in The Epson International Photographic Pano Awards and was chosen as the Category Winner (Portrait) of a recent Florida Museum of Photographic Arts, Members Show. (www.fmopa.org).

I wish ALL my shots were this lucky!