My upcoming class workbook titled “Creative Landscape Photography” is taking shape nicely and due for release later this month. This will be the first volume in a series of instructional texts for advanced landscape photographers. More than just a collection of images, this 80+ page workbook will walk you through the creative process, from initial [...]
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When I started photographing in earnest a couple of decades ago (hard to fathom,) inspiration seemed boundless. Everything was new, unphotographed, and possessing secrets and opportunities for images to capture and to share. It was as though I was making my own inspiration, oblivious to the works of other photographers, which were largely not available [...]
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This is the first in a short series of articles prompted by recent interesting email exchanges. Over the past few weeks, several people contacted me for advice on various topics and I felt that some of the discussion may be of interest to a wider audience.
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A talented young photographer recently asked me about ways to [...]
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Three new images are now available for ordering. See our most Recent Additions.
New Images
I am pleased to announce the addition of twenty four new images to my online collection. A selection of these images will be available as prints at the gallery starting this weekend.
Site Update: New Images Posted
“If there is magic in this world, it is contained in water.” –Loren Eiseley
Things continue to be busy but I did manage a couple of quick outings recently. Stay tuned for more writings and images on these pages in the next couple of weeks.
Early Summer Magic
My article “The ABCs of Composition” is featured in the June, 2010 edition of PopPhoto Magazine.
PopPhoto: The ABCs of Composition
These were once referred to as “the baddest of the badlands” but every few years, when conditions are just right, they fill with dormant color for just a few days.
A Moment of Kindness
It seems the label “Fine Art Photography” is quite liberally applied these days. Perhaps most perplexing are those instances in which a photographer will present their work as “art,” while at the same time go to great lengths to proclaim they had little to do with it other than travel to (or by chance find [...]
