Please consider joining us on Saturday March 6, 2021 for The Black & White Still Life. In this detailed presentation, I'll explains how to find and create black and white…
I spent some time over the last few days going through my archives for 2019, and processing images that I had somehow overlooked. 2019 was, of course, the last pre-pandemic…
What: Harold & Phyllis Davis are proud to present One Flower, One Garden, One World | From Blossom to Art When: Saturday May 15, 2021 at 11AM PT. Where: Zoom…
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Please consider joining us for Photographing Flowers for Transparency | Composition and Photography on Saturday February 27, 2021 at 11am PT. In this webinar, I'll start by recapping the basics…
Did you miss the first session of Processing Black & White: Landscape and Architecture? No worries, the webinar video has been posted (or do you just want a review?). Easy…
Processing Black & White: Landscape and Architecture #2 is scheduled for this Saturday, February 20, 2021 at 11:00am PT. Click here for registration, and here for more information. I'm very…
In this pandemic year, amorous propensities may not be running high, and the ability to deliver romantic tchotkes is diminished. But I think Valentine's Day is sweet. The world could…
We're pleased to be able to offer my Monochromatic Visions Portfolio at a still fairly affordable price ($1200). There are only two portfolios left at this price. The twelve images…
What can you photograph on a light box? It turns out: just about anything that is translucent. In particular, early in the pandemic year Harold had fun experimenting with fruits…
I'd like to remind potential print collectors that we are still offering a "pandemic" print special (please click the link for the details of our specially-priced offer). I am optimistic…
Please consider joining us for Processing Black & White: Landscape and Architecture on Saturday February 6, 2021 at 11:00am PT. Click here to register for this webinar, here to see…