This image is an invitation to ponder where the future may lead. Should we be hopeful, or should we be cautious?
Category Archives: art
Imperfections and Creativity
The imperfect is seen as the enemy of the good, but instead of blocking creativity, mightn’t it be a spur to fresh approaches?
Old Car City
Photos from a recent trip to Georgia’s Old Car City offer a brilliant array of color and monochrome images
The Art of Noticing
Recently, I discovered an inviting book, Still: The Art of Noticing. Compiled by Mary Jo Hoffman, a Minnesota photographer, the book is a remarkable collection of close-up photos of found objects from nature. Included are leaves and branches, stems, buds, feathers, and a variety of other objects, sometimes including the bodies of birds and otherContinue reading “The Art of Noticing”
Post-Processing for Vibrant Color
The LAB colorspace offers an exciting alternative for post-processing in Photoshop. The results can be subtle or vivid and dramatic.
In Praise of Shadows
Photography is said to be “all about the light,” but shadows are essential to the most compelling images. Some of the many uses of shadows are shown here.
Abstract Photos as Art
I’ve started a year-long course in creative photography with Lori Lankford. The course is designed to expand my photographic vision and stimulate me to take new approaches to creativity. The class is conducted on-line, with participants sharing their work and offering helpful comments on the postings. Each month we will have a new theme. LoriContinue reading “Abstract Photos as Art”
In the Museum Garden
Photos from a day’s outing at the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley in Winchester, Virginia
Seeking Deeper Meaning
In searching to create deeper meaning in my photos, I’ve found inspiration from Wynn Bullock’s work.