Art as Imitation
As photographers, how often are we influenced by famous images we have seen before? How often are we merely imitating
As photographers, how often are we influenced by famous images we have seen before? How often are we merely imitating
I guess while I’m on a roll with humor (see yesterday’s blog post), now would be a good time to
OK, after posting the above image I think it is time to pour on a hefty helping of photography humor. Here
I tend toward monochrome with my images for personal reasons. But not always. If I feel like color is an
I didn’t have the best light for my day at the Great Sand Dunes but, calibrating the eye for the conditions,
A photographer’s paradise! More to come tomorrow. (Look closely…it’s the same hiker from yesterday’s posted image.)
Like this guy trudging his way up a steep sand dune, I am slowly working my way through a backlog
I am sure we all ponder what the next paradigm of human existence will be, or should be. How can
Looks like they are working on saving and stabilizing these structures. This ranch was started in pre-Civil War days (1859)
Imagine living here, at over 10,000 feet above mean sea level. How long would it take to boil your spaghetti