REVISITING A COMPOSITION
May 23, 2021
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Revisiting a Previous Composition...
This week, after noticing all the crabapple trees that are in bloom all around the city, I decided to swing by the location where I had captured the winter composition below, a couple of years ago. Shooting the same image at two different times of the year is not something I had tried before, but I was really c...
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RENEWED LEARNING WITH A NEW LENS
May 04, 2021
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Renewed Learning With a New Lens
In the past year, shooting mostly around my urban neighborhood, I had often been tempted to purchase a macro lens for my full frame camera. I briefly owned one when I first got into digital photography, but sold it once I decided I was going to be a "landscape photographer". For a while I believed that, to improve...
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SLOW PHOTOGRAPHY MOVEMENT ON F-STOP COLLABORATE AND LISTEN
April 29, 2021
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The Novelty of Being a Podcast Guest!
Well, I can check being a guest on a podcast off the proverbial bucket-list. In fact, I can check it off twice (more on that below). I recently had the honor of recording a podcast episode with Matt Payne and F-Stop Collaborate and Listen, along with my Slow Photography Movement ("SPM") colleagues Jennifer Ren...
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SHELTERED IN VELVET - NEW IMAGE
April 11, 2021
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New Image: "Sheltered in Velvet"
We still don't have much in terms of travel plans, so in addition to shooting houseplants and nearby landscapes, I'm taking the opportunity to dig in my image library for photos that I've overlooked in the past, to see if there is something worth editing. I really enjoyed "finding" this one, a shot I took during a...
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WINTER GHOSTS - NEW IMAGE
April 06, 2021
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New Image: "Winter Ghosts"
Driving back from a cabin in Isabella, Minnesota, I spotted the 'inverted silhouettes' of these snow-covered trees. This was captured only a few minutes after a similar image, "Winter's Veil", which I posted and wrote about here recently. This photograph was composed as a horizontal 3:2 frame which included a fourth tree...
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