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This was taken on a summer night in late July from the break wall at the end of the Nowak Pier (Bird Island Pier). The sunset was bright while I made my way to the end. However, as soon as I was set up to shoot, the clouds subdued the sunset. But the cool soft pastel colors that the muffled sunset produced provided a unique view of Buffalo. It was almost incongruous as I never ever think of Buffalo in pastels! The wind was blowing.

Don says that, for him, it is the thrill of being in the place to see and take the photograph that he enjoys. Photography is actually exciting for Don and he wants to see more, improve technique, and contribute more to those interested in viewing his work. He does not consider himself an artist, he considers himself someone learning to become a good photographer. For Don, a good photographer is one who when he sees the scene can effectively capture and reproduce the essence and feeling in that scene. It involves perfecting a combination of sensitivity, vision and technical expertise. Since he picked up his first digital camera he has published a photographic essay, has covered international sporting events and local community events...