The Use of Line in Photographic Composition
The appropriate use of line in your photography can have a very positive impact, making your images stronger and more […]
An Alternative (and cheap!) Introduction to Photography Education Plan
Don’t have the time, money, talent, or connections to get into Yale University’s photography degree program? Can’t afford to pay the
Horizons K-8 School at Joder Arabian Ranch (JAR)
Yesterday, the Joder Arabian Ranch (JAR) hosted a small group of students from Boulder’s Horizons K-8 School for a photography
Group Therapy
“Well, honey, I’m off to group therapy again.” “That’s wonderful, dear. I’m so glad you’re finally dealing with your drinking
Photographer Spotlight: Ernst Haas
Ernst Haas, Austrian born to artistic parents, voted by Popular Photography in 1958 as one of the top ten photographers
Wednesday Photo Critique #8, 01/16/2013
For this week’s image I have chosen a recent architectural/travel image, made in the small mountain town of Nederland, just
What size to crop?
I tend to crop most of my images to 18×12, a 3:2 ratio which basically matches the proportion of my
Ten Quotes on Art and the Creative Process
Today I thought I’d wax a bit more pensive after yesterday’s brief mention of the sport of American football. So,
Tough, cold, sad game for the Denver Broncos
I’m not really a football fan, but yesterday’s playoff game had me snared..the constant tie scores…the overtime…the incredible cold making
Polaroid play
It was a very cold sunrise yesterday morning from Sugarloaf Mountain. Not too long after I pressed the shutter on