Bad Larry Baseball T-Shirts

SBP ART character bad larry breaks a rule

The monumental performance of the GOAT

Dallas - J.R. Ewing

SBP-ART classic BAD LARRY DESIGN

Detroit basketball legend of the 80s and the 90s Bill Laimbeer in the style of the Obama Hope poster. Laimbeer was arguably the most physical player of all time and was the backbone of the Bad Boys defense. On the court he had only enemies.

A look back at Bono's sunglasses through the years.

Would you go in the water if four red flags were flying? – Maybe, but under no circumstances should you go in the water when the fish are angry

You may need sunglasses to stare directly at the Calico Lizard - This is an enhanced photo of a large metal decoration in full sunlight above the entrance of a stucco ceramics shop in downtown Fort Walton beach, Florida

Watch out - The Yellow Horses are on the loose!

from original painting by Steve Burrows

An enhanced photo of a very cute cavalier King Charles spaniel

Navarre Bridge over the Santa Rosa Sound, Navarre, Florida

downtown Fort Walton Beach, Florida

An enhanced photo of my cat Ghosty.

downtown Fort Walton Beach, Florida

All gave some, some gave all

Namaste

Tangerine Twilight

from public domain US Air Force photo

An enhanced photo of my cat Ghosty

The chicken messed him up. Kramer is gone.

Enhanced photo of mushrooms

Red Crunchy Frog

Running Sun

Airborne Eligance

Tsunami Sunrise

Orange Moon Synchronicity

Blue Tail Mermaid

Roasting Mushrooms

New Moon Fireworks

Rest easy, the Night Owl is on guard

Detroit basketball legend of the 80s and the 90s Bill Laimbeer in the style of the Obama Hope poster. Laimbeer was arguably the most physical player of all time and was the backbone of the Bad Boys defense. On the court he had only enemies.

Bill Laimbeer Number 40 Jersey Detroit Pistons Inspired

Shadows on the patio wall of Maas Coffee Roasters, Fort Walton Beach, Florida - Flowers are Nature's most beautiful objects - I photograph these lovely blossoms, then in my studio I enhanced and enchant the colors to create wild and charming compositions.

The original iconic neon sign in the front window of Maas Coffee Roasters in the heart of downtown Fort Walton Beach, Florida. I only use the simple freeware that came with my Canon camera to manipulate the color, contrast and saturation. I do not use Photoshop or any other powerful software. Nothing in the photo has been altered. It looks exactly as I took it. Except of course the colors have been enhanced for artistic excitement.

A heron poses in front of an orange Emerald Coast sunset Liza Jackson Park - Fort Walton Beach, Florida