Philosophy of Photography – Page 6

The Canyonlands Icon: Mesa Arch

joderd / February 4, 2013

Mesa Arch. This is the big classic image all traveling landscape photographers want to add to their trophy collection when they […]

joderd / January 14, 2013

Today I thought I’d wax a bit more pensive after yesterday’s brief mention of the sport of American football. So,

joderd / December 14, 2012

Last night was our annual Flatirons Photography Club end-of-the-year holiday party and photography competition. Great fun! We went through all

joderd / November 25, 2012

Today I think I’ll simply pass on a link to a great article by Mike Johnston at The Online Photographer

joderd / November 9, 2012

I recently came across this article on the Kiplinger web site that listed the current “Ten Worst College Majors” for

joderd / November 6, 2012

This is a tough one. Those who are serious about art expect a few paragraphs on what exactly you do

joderd / November 3, 2012

The Denver Art Museum currently has a very well-done exhibit of the works of Vincent van Gogh. We all know

joderd / November 1, 2012

Have you noticed that I very rarely comment on what camera or lens I am using? Why? Because it’s really not

joderd / October 29, 2012

Is photography art? Well, how about these questions: Is a set of water colors art? Is a set of paintbrushes

joderd / October 24, 2012

I have no illusions that today’s example image of mine that I have posted above will one day sell for