Fine art

Chapter and Verse


R.I.P.


Let’s Take a Walk in the Woods


The View


Blue Morning, Blue Day


Nature’s Fireworks


Seasonal Still Life


Winterscape


Fairy Tale Tree


Night Mist


“Street” Photography

Happy Monday!


Wet Brick Streets

I was doing some product photography in my studio yesterday and when I walked outside to leave I was pleasantly surprised to discover that it was raining. I wound up being quite delayed in getting to my truck because I can never resist shooting in the streets outside my studio when it’s raining. I was soaked through to the skin by the time I was finally ready to drive home but I was happy to have had the chance to do some creative work just for myself for a change.


Send Me Dead Flowers


Color and Texture

One of the reasons I love spending time in the southwest with a camera is because I love to work with color and texture and these ingredients are found together there in abundance.


Ready for Service

I decided to follow up on yesterday’s post with another black and white image of repetitive patterns.


Vortex

I was photographing an event recently where people raced through a mud obstacle course. Of course I was just as interested in the abstract patterns in the mud as I was in the racing action.


For Goodness Snake

This is from a portrait session in my studio this weekend. This is one of a few shots where I deviated from the portrait aspect of the shoot to get something more artistic in nature.


On the River Bank

A nice spot for an autumn stroll along the Rio Grande.


Hello Dali

I felt it wouldn’t be inappropriate to get “artistic” with this image that I took while I was outside the Salvador Dali Museum last week.


There’s Just One Snag…


The Barn on the Hill


Cruel Shoes

Still in a black and white mood today.


Pizza Parlor

I decided I was in the mood to post a good old-fashioned black and white image today.


Simply Perfect

Bold colors and simple geometry are things that I truly enjoy combining in basic yet strong compositions. The end result may look very simple – and that’s exactly my intention, but it actually took some time and effort once I spotted the elements to make it work. Anyone watching me changing lenses and crawling around on the ground to find the right position and angle might have thought I was slightly nuts but this type of image really agrees with my personal artistic sensibilities. So for me it was worth the work and I really don’t mind what anyone who saw me lying in the dirt might have thought.