Looking Up
Working on my portfolio of cloudscapes and contrails…
Abstract Photography
Abstract Thursday (and some words about killing animals)
Cartier necklace? Or boa skeleton? Eye of rhino… Interesting place, this “International Wildlife Museum” in Tucson. Their mission statement: “The International
The Intimate Landscape
I always a sense of accomplishment when I can create one of these semi-abstract nature images. This one isn’t perfect–for
Rules? We don’t need no stinkin’ rules!
The “R” is for rules… Viewing the above might make you feel uncomfortable. Your eye sort of bounces back and
Suds and Duds
Out of one hundred frames: zilch. I was working with the foam floating around a side eddy on a local
The Eyes Have It
I’ll be watching you…The Eye of Horus, the Egyptian symbol of healing and protection. I’m agog to learn that the
The Amazing Aspen Colonies
I have always loved the aspen colonies (yes, they are colonies…more on this in a jiff). Climbing up into the
Abstract on Water
“I photograph to find out what something will look like photographed.” –Garry Winogrand
Mistakes
Sometimes a photographic mistake can actually turn out to be quite artistic. Serendipity! The above image initially was captured as
Water Abstracts, Eldorado Springs Canyon
Lately, I have been having a lot of fun with the water. It is spring, after all. Coincidentally, Ken Rockwell