I seem to be writing about digital photography techniques, workflow, photography, and Photoshop. Here's what I've written recently in Photoblog 2.0 about these things: Processing a Digital Photo Fun with…
Wet Rose, photo by Harold Davis. I love my digital cameras, and am blown away by the intelligence built into them. My Nikon D70 gets a great many things right…
Wild Flowers near Thousand Islands Lake, photo by Harold Davis. In the stillness of the early morning at the beginning of July of this year I stood by my campsite…
Flowers and Reflections, photo by Harold Davis. More flowers from my garden photographed as a still life. I can't help myself, I enjoy working with flowers so much...
Faulty Towers Cake, photo by Harold Davis. Happy Birthday, Julian. It's numero 8. His mom made this great cake that melted in the heat. The knight defended the castle valiantly…
Flowers on Mirror 2, photo by Harold Davis. What is it about photographing flowers that is so satisfying to me? I will never get tired of photographing flowers - or…
In a previous post I explained the basics of my workflow for processing a digital image in Photoshop. The first step in this process is to open the image in…
Mud Hollow, photo by Harold Davis. Julian and I drove out to Limantaur Beach on Pt Reyes. We walked on the Mud Hollow Trail for half a mile or so…
Bronze Legs, photo by Harold Davis. This heroic (and somewhat bizarre) bronze sculpture of a lithesome lady holding onto a taloned eagle has recently been placed in Oakland's Jack London…
Earth in a Glass, photo by Harold Davis. The question of scale in photography is crucial, particularly in macro photographs. Is this a marble on a mirror, or is earth…
Golden Hills, photo by Harold Davis. There's an amazing wilderness less than a mile from me consisting of Tilden Park, Wildcat Canyon Regional Park, some other East Bay parks, and…
Valley of the Dolls, photo by Harold Davis. At Nicky's pre-school, the dolls were dirty. These dolls played hard, and who knows what they do after the kids go home…
The Knights of El Cerrito, photo by Harold Davis. Ah, those lonely knights, not to mention the lonely nights! I came across these neglected conquistadors, clearly spray painted, dusty, home…
Blue, photo by Harold Davis. This is a photo of a fingerpainting project at Nicky's pre-school drying outside. I took the picture in the late afternoon sun. The only thing…
© Harold Davis - Rush Creek crossing, early morning, July 3, 2005 This is the third (and final) installment of a story about my recent short -- but particularly poorly…
Mathew Gabriel Davis is one today. Happy birthday Mathew! Here are some more pictures of Mathew, Nicky, and Julian:
© Harold Davis - Looking towards the Minarets from Summit Ridge, July 1, 2005 In the first part of this story, I told how an excess of enthusiasm for wilderness…
Balloon Flower, photo by Harold Davis. I like gardens wild, and I've designed my garden to be somewhat wild. Still, however wild a garden, any garden is tame by definition…