PhotoJim

Jim Crotty

has been a member since Jan 2007 and goes by PhotoJim.

Photographer in Frisco, Texas with a passion for the good light. Recently relocated to Texas where I plan to continue and share my passion with photography through leading nature photo workshops and tours and do a bit of commercial work. 40-something, single dad with two beautiful daughters who are my everything.

Find me at: http://www.jimcrotty.com

Retreat in the Woods: When a Place Becomes Us
Feature Story

Retreat in the Woods: When a Place Becomes Us

8 Jun 20101824 views

A sacred place of artistic inspiration in the Hocking Hills of Southeastern Ohio

Fading Notes
Photo Essay

Fading Notes

29 Jan 20101319 views

Dayton Photographer Jim Crotty shares thoughts and images on the hometown music store.

In the Margins of the Day
Feature Story

In the Margins of the Day

19 Nov 20091456 views

The ancient Celts believed that the boundaries between this world and the next were most thin in the hours of dawn and dusk.

Life's Lessons on the Trail to Ramsay Cascade
Photo Essay

Life's Lessons on the Trail to Ramsay Cascade

29 Jul 20091429 views

Photographer Jim Crotty conveys his thoughts and share his images captured during his eight mile hike to and from the Ramsay Cascade in the Smokies.

Tideland Light
Photo Essay

Tideland Light

16 Feb 20091366 views

Images, thoughts and reflections on the Low Country of South Carolina and a day lost in the light on Hunting Island

Beauty and Memory in the Gloom
Photo Essay

Beauty and Memory in the Gloom

20 Jan 20091370 views

Dayton Ohio Photographer Jim Crotty shares his impressions and memories of the industrial Midwest and how working in such an environment formed his artistic vision.

Beauty in Black and White
Feature Story

Beauty in Black and White

18 Dec 20081748 views

Revisiting black and white photography for nature and landscapes in the digital age

Light of the Lowcountry
Photo Essay

Light of the Lowcountry

15 Sep 20081207 views

November comes gently on the streets of Savannah and in the Carolina Low Country.