Looking at one photograph at a time
Yesterday on my drive home, I noticed that I had not seen two of the three memorials that I had photographed in Southern California on the toll road. One is a little out of the way, so to reconfirm that it had been removed, I took a little extra time this morning to drive by... Continue Reading →
After I was back in China last month, I had received an email from Paul Butzi regarding the walled villages found in China. He did not have an opportunity to go through one while he was over in China, but had I? I knew what he was talking about, because I had seen the remaining... Continue Reading →
I have been thinking about my post yesterday, regaring how much of me is in my photographs. I will have to admit, up to now, you might not know that I have a engineering degree and extesnisve technical implmentation expreience by viewing my images. (or do you??) In a way, I have been avoiding that... Continue Reading →
This weekend I made it to the bookstore looking for the recent issue of Photo-Eye, which was not on the rack, but I did pick up the current issue of Photo Techniques (Jan-Feb 08) issue. Although I was recent chosen by them as one of six photographers to be highlighted as part of a future promo... Continue Reading →
Hopkins 170 W Indiana - photography copyright of the artist, Tom Wilker One of the nice opportunities that have come out of my publication of Bad Trip -Sad Trip in LensWork ("In passing", the Lenswork title) is the networking with other photographers who have been working on this same theme and the opportunity to review and discuss their work.... Continue Reading →
During the week, I had a chance to investigate the Amazon POD option, BookSurge. So I tried to read all of their teasers, but it appears is that BookSurge wants to get paid to do it all for you, while holding all of their cards very close to their chest. I had not realized getting a... Continue Reading →
Photograph is copyright Matt Alofs In discussing my interest in the photographic images of Matt Alofs, it is only fair that I disclose that he was also a co-member of Stills, an online photo group, with me, but I don't think that this changes my interest in Matt's work;- ) Matt's work centers mostly on two distinct bodies of... Continue Reading →
I think that most may not believe me, but I have had my Epson 4800 for about two years and yesterday after my last post, I made my first color print on this printer. Even if my Black and White prints are in RGB color mode with a added Hue adjustment layer to provide my warm tone, I... Continue Reading →
Recently I had to face a not so nice fact, I had a bias against color images. Now I knew that I was not a people photographer, preferring the landscape, usually sans people. That was all that I needed to create a nice metaphor. I also know that I usually photographed in color but happily... Continue Reading →
As my title states, I am trying to get organized. My bad tendency is to get over committed and at some point, I need to figure out who is on first and what is on second. I am trying to get organized after being out of the country for three weeks, back a week and... Continue Reading →
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