Yet Another Sugarloaf Sunrise
The above is what you get on a less-than-average winter day on Sugarloaf Mountain above Boulder. Not bad, but none of […]
Seeing, Style & the Creative Process
Mt. Wrightson, Monochrome Reprise
Not all images work in black and white. Sometimes color is an essential element and the elimination of it will
Ugly as Art
Can you seek out ugly subjects and make art? Maybe this would make a good project: “Ugly Landscapes”. It can
Wednesday Critique #18, 10/22/2014: On Personal Artistic Growth
Yes, this is related to the idea of “critique”. In today’s case, sort of a personal, introspective critique… At one
Yellowstone in Monochrome
Yellowstone in black and white? It sounds insane–such a famously colorful place reduced to mere shades of black, gray, and white.
Yellowstone in Color
It’s a tough subject. It has been photographed into oblivion by millions the world over. The postcard racks are overflowing
Dale Chihuly at the Denver Botanic Gardens
Dale Chihuly is a very well-known artist who uses glass as his medium–spectacular, smooth, elegant, explosive, psycho-colorful, environmental, massive, impossible, collections
The Helsinki Bus Station (A Metaphor)
Arno Rafael Minkkinen, an accomplished Finnish photographer currently teaching at the University of Massachusetts, has come up with a wonderful metaphor. It
3D Manipulation of Objects
Yep, it is coming vewwy, vewwy soon! Imagine being able to select an object in your photograph, then lift it
Suds and Duds
Out of one hundred frames: zilch. I was working with the foam floating around a side eddy on a local