A visit with Cole Thompson
This weekend was Open Studios weekend in Ft. Collins, so we took advantage of the occasion and zipped up north […]
Seeing, Style & the Creative Process
Refining an image based on a critique
Last Thursday night, at our monthly Colorado Nature Camera Club meeting, Stephen Weaver, geologist and pro landscape photographer, gave me some
Electric meters. Are they really all that interesting?
I think so…at least some of them are anyway. In this image, I certainly do see the electric meters and wonder
Patterns
These, like the “faces” I mentioned a few days ago, are everywhere. Keep your eyes wide and darting about!
A photographic summary of The Ranch
We could talk about the composition of this image…the use of leading line…the use of a close foreground, a main
Faces, faces, everywhere!
Is it just me, or do other folks see human faces everywhere, every day, all the time, in the strangest
The upcoming Louisville Photography Show & some words on artistic vision
Well, that makes three years in a row that I have been able to get in to this national juried
On old cars and trucks, HDR, and nostalgia
What is it about old trucks and cars? People seem to love photographs of worn out, decrepit, rusting, decaying versions
Finding larger meaning in the reduced abstraction of the subject
It is interesting to note the similarities between this urban image of the exterior of the Denver Art Museum and the
Post-Processing Decisions
Sometimes it is hard to decide which way to go with a photograph during post-processing. The above example is pretty