Pittsburgh Bridge Scene (photograph, framed) by Jaime Bird

In Jamie's own words, "My photography connects modern life and the comforting, familiar nostalgia of yesterday. Extracting moments of the quiet mundane to the emotional warfare of protests, the photos I create are the visible results of the lives I have fated to a frame. Love letters to a city that embraces us on it's sidewalks, keeping us close by in the buildings that house us. These images are my response and reaction to a circumstance, an encounter, or an expression. Always working candidly as an observer, documenting what comes before me in the form of life unfolding. Drawing my eye to a detail, giving me only enough information to create my own narrative. And in this small detail, this seemingly unknown minutia, a fragment that might not even be known to the subject, unfolds the unlimited possibility of story telling."

Rain Rolls In (photograph, framed) by Steve Clemens

This photo was taken at Clingmans Dome: Great Smokey Mountains, NC.

Blue Skies and 75 is an avid golf photographer who also has a passion for travelling. He spends his time travelling either on the course or discovering the beauty of the area. His motto is seeing the world one golf course at a time with the occasional detour for coastlines and cliffsides; find an adventure and go.

Driftwood (photograph, framed) by Steve Clemens

This photo was taken at Rialto Beach - La Push, Washington State.

Blue Skies and 75 is an avid golf photographer who also has a passion for travelling. He spends his time travelling either on the course or discovering the beauty of the area. His motto is seeing the world one golf course at a time with the occasional detour for coastlines and cliffsides; find an adventure and go.

One Last Night on the Coast (photograph, famed) by Steve Clemens

This photo was taken at Puget Sound, It is a view of the Olympic Mountains in Washington State.

Blue Skies and 75 is an avid golf photographer who also has a passion for travelling. He spends his time travelling either on the course or discovering the beauty of the area. His motto is seeing the world one golf course at a time with the occasional detour for coastlines and cliffsides; find an adventure and go.

Silent Sunrise (photograph, framed) by Steve Clemens

This photo was taken at Pretty Place - Cleveland, South Carolina.

Blue Skies and 75 is an avid golf photographer who also has a passion for travelling. He spends his time travelling either on the course or discovering the beauty of the area. His motto is seeing the world one golf course at a time with the occasional detour for coastlines and cliffsides; find an adventure and go.

Golden Hour (photograph, framed) by Steve Clemens

This photo was taken in Brewster, Washington.

Blue Skies and 75 is an avid golf photographer who also has a passion for travelling. He spends his time travelling either on the course or discovering the beauty of the area. His motto is seeing the world one golf course at a time with the occasional detour for coastlines and cliffsides; find an adventure and go.

Step Through a Rainforest (photograph, framed) by Steve Clemens

Hoh Rainforest, Washington State.

Blue Skies and 75 is an avid golf photographer who also has a passion for travelling. He spends his time travelling either on the course or discovering the beauty of the area. His motto is seeing the world one golf course at a time with the occasional detour for coastlines and cliffsides; find an adventure and go.

Concrete and Canvas (framed photographed 24x36) by Sootz

Sootz is an anonymous, Pittsburgh based street artist. He donates 100% of his profit from print and book sales to Hillman Cancer Center as it is something he feels strongly towards. Around every corner, Sootz keeps his camera in hand in order to find a fleeting moment to capture. The goal is to freeze those moments, and show the human side of people. Sootz wishes to inspire other artists and creatives to find their passion in their work and use it to help those less fortunate.

Upstage (framed photographed 24x36) by Sootz

Sootz is an anonymous, Pittsburgh based street artist. He donates 100% of his profit from print and book sales to Hillman Cancer Center as it is something he feels strongly towards. Around every corner, Sootz keeps his camera in hand in order to find a fleeting moment to capture. The goal is to freeze those moments, and show the human side of people. Sootz wishes to inspire other artists and creatives to find their passion in their work and use it to help those less fortunate.