1. Photos Published
in
Loveland Magazine
All Photos © David Miller/Loveland Magazine 2009
All Rights Reserved

2. This photo was taken during last September's wind storm - on the street where I live. My
neighbors used a picnic canopy that had blown apart and used it for a sail. They were on
quot;rip-sticksquot; a highly maneuverable type of skateboard. There were hurricane force winds
here in Ohio that afternoon.
All Photos © David Miller/Loveland Magazine 2009. All Rights Reserved.

4. This was taken in Remington, Ohio. A man was experimenting on
an ad campaign for a local bug exterminator.

5. This photo was taken through the store front window of Pizzaz Studios in Loveland.
It looked sad as summer was about over and the school year about to start.

10. The cicadas hit Loveland,
Ohio last summer. We have a
local coffee shop here called
the buZZthru, and I found this
text on their web site. The
owner, although a delightful
man, could not see the humor
here. Then again... maybe
there wasn't any. It is one of
those, quot;You had to be here
photos.quot;
A comment on the buzzing of
about a bizillion cicadas
visiting town.
Never-the-less, I had great
fun photographing the
cicadas. I now have a vast
collection of close-up photos
of these wonderful creatures.

13. A cicada peeking
from behind a day
lily about to bloom.

16. These brothers engage in the ancient sport whenever they can.
There is pretty serious competition among family members.

18. At last year's Loveland High School graduation ceremony at X.U.'s Cintas Center

20. A photo I took to announce the first day of the school year.

21. Photo taken in Granny's Gardens on the campus of Loveland Primary and Elementary schools. Find out
more about the program: http://www.grannysgardenschool.com/

22. I did not take this photo, however I used the
photo to design this illustration to promote
Roberta's Granny's School Gardens on
Loveland Magazine. Roberta has created one
of the most unique volunteer school
organizations in the country, transforming the
Loveland Primary and Elementary School
grounds into a beautiful out-door learning
center. Learn more about the program here:
http://www.grannysgardenschool.com

24. A photo I took as part of a series
to duplicate turn of the century
photos. The series was for an
exhibit at the Loveland Historical
Society. I received a grant from
the Ohio Arts Council to take the
photos, and this was my
favorite, and the favorite of
those attending the exhibit.
I used a handmade filter, and
deliberately over-exposed the
photographs, using an obscure
Kodak film for the series.
However when I applied for
another grant to the Arts
Council, submitting this photo as
an example of how I would do a
series I wanted to do on I never bothered to write back and explain - quot;That's
Loveland's Underground how they're supposed to look, old and crummy and
Railroad history, the Arts such, as if stored away in a cigar box for a century.quot; I
Council said I didn't take very just took there comment as a compliment on my
good photos. technique. I guess my photos did look quot;crummy.quot;

26. Justin lives not too far
from me - and the Little
Miami River, and
O'Bannon Creek. He
lives to fish, and often he
cuts our grass, so he has
some $'s to pay the
admission to a nearby
fishing lake where he will
spend the entire summer
night fishing.
This was a chance photo
- as I was on the Little
Miami River and he just
appeared through the
trees heading home with
his catch.
I believe his love of
fishing is what has
helped him become so
independent, with such a
good work ethic.

27. A CD Cover

29. Photos from a peace rally on Cincinnati's
Fountain Square near the start of the Iraq War.

30. This is a very young
pepper plant in the
garden at Granny's
Garden School on
the campus of the
Loveland Primary
and Elementary
schools. Read more
about the unique
garden program
here: http://www.
grannysgardenscho
ol.com

31. Sparky's owner, Amy Hudova hired me to take photos of him for an Iams pet
contest. Sparky is a quot;therapy pet.quot; This photo was taken at Hospice in Blue Ash
where Sparky visits and brings cheer.

33. Taken in Symmes Park in
Symmes Township, Ohio
2/09.

34. I took this photo on a cold, windy, rainy morning in Union Township as the procession
bringing home the body of SSgt. Matt Maupin traveled up Rt. 32. After the photo was
published, the mom with her hands on her daulghter's shoulders, wrote to thank me for
publishing the photo, saying it brought her family, including her and her husband,
closer together.
Sneaking into a private and intimate moment like this is done carefully. I always watch
eyes and body language, and know when to back away. Most people however, give
you permission to photograph them in a very subtle manner, without having to speak.

35. July 4th Fireworks at Loveland's Veterans' Memorial