The Possessive and Abstract Expressionism
Nor is it tolerable to be stopped by a mere apostrophe to form the correct possessive form of the noun.
On Taking Life (and Photography) Slowly
I have noticed (actually it is quite obvious) that my body won’t let me do what I used to do
Boston Marathon Bombing
What happened yesterday in Boston was indeed a “cowardly act” as I heard someone describe it. My heart is crushed for
Monthly Photography Education Plan
Every month, I try to pack in as much photography education as I can. How about you? So much to learn,
Star Photography Gear (David Kingham’s Suggestions)
I don’t know about you, but I’ve always wanted to take decent pictures of the stars (as colorful points of
The Ironies of Life
We plan…but Life usually has other ideas…The years go by, then comes the excessive hair in the ears and nose.
Changing seasons, light, time of day, weather
Having now had a few years to explore the varied photogenic sites around this neck o’ the woods (Boulder County
The Mundane as a Photo Subject
Today I was out and about before sunrise in single digit temperatures going nutso over the gorgeous Colorado foothills landscape
April snow
…is on its way. Forty degree temperature drop between today and tomorrow, they say. Remember the formula…UW=PO: Unstable Weather=Photo
Pre-planning versus “hunting” for images
In my possibly warped mind, there are two basic ways of doing photography: 1) You have the finished image in