Pops Restaurant – Route 66

Pops Restaurant in Arcadia, OK

Route 66, which travels through Oklahoma, has been a popular route to take for many community just east of Edmond, OK., a restaurant emerged named Pops. They serve hamburgers, and chicken fried steak. Each night as the sun sets on Arcadia, LED lights transform the soda bottle (66 ft. tall and weighs 4 tons) into a dazzling light show. Inside glass shelves showcase thousands of bottles, floor-to-ceiling. It has a very unique atmosphere about it, and has become a very popular place to eat. This is an iconic symbol of what Route 66 is all about. This brings to me a pleasure that is hard to describe, maybe a feeling of not forgetting the past and recording it for our future.

What Photography Means to Me!

Photography is everywhere. It is something that an image can transport by evoking feelings, memories or desires. This is because our brains associate, reflect and process the content of an image based on experiences, knowledge and values that are the core of every personality viewing an image. Every image can transport a message to some degree. Different people have different minds and perceive different meanings with different intensity. Nevertheless I would say that pictures involving humans, places, things and odds n' ends evoke the strongest and most consistent emotions among most people.

Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial

This is a shot from downtown OKC, it depicts the tragedy of April 19th,
1995 bombing of the Federal Building.

This was taken with a Canon T3i and Sigma 17-70mm f/2.8-4 DC Macro OS HSM Lens.

Whiskey Chicks

Whiskey Chicks - Bricktown, Oklahoma.

This was taken in Bricktown, OK. It is located in Oklahoma City I used a Canon T3i with Sigma AF 17-70mm f/2.8-4 DC HSM OS macro lens.

Surreal look of Oklahoma City

Peaceful look of Oklahoma City

This was taken with a Canon T3i and Sigma 17-70mm f/2.8-4 DC Macro OS HSM Lens.