I have followed Jim for over a decade now. It started with our mutual interest in vintage signage and since then he has taken me, and all of his followers, on adventures all over the world. From Tupelo to Transylvania, Barstow to Barcelona and all points in between, Jim has allowed us all a peek through his view finder… Read more

I have followed Jim for over a decade now. It started with our mutual interest in vintage signage and since then he has taken me, and all of his followers, on adventures all over the world. From Tupelo to Transylvania, Barstow to Barcelona and all points in between, Jim has allowed us all a peek through his view finder. I just want to say, thanks for the ride.

Jim has a wonderful photographic eye, and as a retired professor at THE major university in Kansas (the land of my birth and rearing), also has the curious mind of an academic. He’s a world traveler with a real knack for focusing on details of his travels most of us would miss. Although we both went to the same under… Read more

Jim has a wonderful photographic eye, and as a retired professor at THE major university in Kansas (the land of my birth and rearing), also has the curious mind of an academic. He’s a world traveler with a real knack for focusing on details of his travels most of us would miss. Although we both went to the same undergrad school, we were a few years apart and would have never met but for the sharing mission of Flickr. I feel like we've become fast friends, even though we've never met, and I credit that, in large measure, to the connectivity Flickr affords. Do check out his photos, and be prepared to enjoy a bit of a different way of viewing our wonderful world,

Traveling the highways of this great nation, a dedicated group of photographers have set out to find that quintessential American shot. Thankfully, Flickr has given them a forum to get together and share their photos and stories, and to forge long lasting friendships. And through this rag tag bunch, I was fortunate to … Read more

Traveling the highways of this great nation, a dedicated group of photographers have set out to find that quintessential American shot. Thankfully, Flickr has given them a forum to get together and share their photos and stories, and to forge long lasting friendships. And through this rag tag bunch, I was fortunate to meet Jim, who burst onto the scene armed with a massive portfolio, some friendly words and a real enthusiasm for photography. His enthusiasm has served him well as it has taken him around the country to interesting locales where he has amassed quite a collection of fantastic photographs. So many in fact, that it's often hard to keep up with him. I always look forward to the task, as with the quantity comes great quality.