Wednesday Photo Critique #2, 11/28/2012
It is sooo difficult to critique one’s own images! That, though, is precisely why I am doing it. I hope
Simplicity
I continually relearn this lesson: simplicity will often result in a stronger image. My first shutter actuations often include too
The camera as teacher
“The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.” –Dorothea Lange (1895-1965) And so it
What is an “art photographer”?
Today I think I’ll simply pass on a link to a great article by Mike Johnston at The Online Photographer
Imagining a scene under different conditions
Here is a suggestion for you: No matter what you are doing throughout the day–running errands, at the computer at
Samsara, a must see film for photographers
We saw the film Samsara (2011, 102 minutes, directed by Ron Fricke) this week and I want to recommend it as
Wednesday Photo Critique #1, 11/21/2012
For this first Wednesday Photo Critique, I decided to go back to a typical image of mine from 2010. (The
Themes and Photo Essays
Lately, rather than collecting random images, I tend to work my photography into various themes, projects or photo essays. My file
The Environmental Portrait
So, what is an environmental portrait? No, it is not simply a portrait of the environment! Rather, it is a