Theodore Roosevelt and his horse’s rear-end
I always thought this statue was pompous beyond belief, and patronizing to the subservient folks below and to either side of T.R. Which is why I photographed this trite and…
I always thought this statue was pompous beyond belief, and patronizing to the subservient folks below and to either side of T.R. Which is why I photographed this trite and…
We're very pleased and excited that the first page proofs from the press for Creative Garden Photography: Making Great Photos of Flowers, Gardens, Landscapes, and the Beautiful World Around Us are…
What: Printing, Proofing, and all about Paper [Benefits Equal Justice Initiative] with a Panel of Moab Masters When: Thursday, September 24, 2020 at 10am PT (1PM ET). Duration about two…
The other day I went for a long walk in nearby Tilden Park, which lies about a mile from my home, on the farther side of the initial crest of…
These are three variations on an image created by pointing my macro probe lens straight down on a parfait glass. I put a crystal ball in the parfait glass, and…
What: Master Photographer Panel with Jennifer King and Alan Shapiro, moderated by Harold Davis [Benefits NAACP] When: Saturday, October 10, 2020 at 11am PT (2PM ET). Duration between one and two…
What: A Pilgrim's Tale: Walking on the Camino | Free Webinar Presentation When: Saturday, July 18, 2020 at 11am PT. Duration between one and two hours, including Q&A Where: On…
Phyllis and I are delighted to announce five new live webinars. Registration is now open, and details follow below. We're also in the planning stages with a few exciting special-event…
I inserted my Laowa macro probe lens into a bottle, a carafe, and a glass to make the images shown here from (literally) inside glassware. Interesting to have a completely…
Well, I'm off again. This time, not on a road trip or great adventure on a pilgrimage trail, but rather a trip to "inner space," photographing glass on a light…
Today Phyllis and I gave the second webinar in our black and white series. This episode showed conversion to black and white, starting from a few images that I made…
Sometimes my flowers come all in a group with no social distancing at all. Other times, my flowers come in twos and threes. Which do you like better?
Down a few blocks, and around the corner, some wonderful cactus flowers bloomed in a pot on the street. Walking with one of my sons we passed the flowers in…
My Capturing Bottled Light Photo Challenge is now available for viewing (without charge) courtesy of Out of Chicago. You can also purchase access to the entire set of Out of…
In mid-February of this year, I photographed at the massive Tower Arch in the back country of Arches National Park, in Utah. Time was short because the winter day was…
All the richness and wealth in the world cannot compare with the worth and beauty at the core of a single flower, and how the flower makes me feel!
I'm teaching the second live webinar in the Creative Black and White series on Tuesday, May 26 at 10am PT. Here's the registration link. I've decided to take a chance…
Yesterday I photographed five Birds of Paradise flowers (Strelitzia reginae, a plant closely related to the banana incidentally) from our garden on a light box. Specifically, the flowers were upright…