Saint-Sulpice at Dusk
This is an image I made earlier this year outside the wonderful Saint-Sulpice in Paris as day faded to night (see this earlier story, also this one, and also this…
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October 1, 2016
Visit the southwest of France with a small group of compatible photographers
Explore the romantic Bordeaux wine region of France with master photographer Harold Davis. Stop at tiny medieval villages to photograph ancient buildings and visit one of the world's centers of…
September 29, 2016
Upcoming Harold Davis Workshops
I'm taking a break from leading workshops, teaching, writing books, and making prints in October to recharge my batteries, and to photograph in some very special Italian locations in conjunction…
September 27, 2016
Snake Oil
Sitting in one of the many doctor's consultation rooms I've visited with Phyllis in the past year, I noticed a large vitrine displaying antique medicine bottles. Since my iPhone is…
September 26, 2016
The Nietzschian School of Gardening
Eons ago, when we first moved to California, we bought our house. Built in 1924, we bought it from the sixty-something kids of the original owners, the mom having recently…
September 25, 2016
New Multiple Exposures with Katje
I have some new images in my Multple Exposures series, photographed in collaboration with the beautiful and intelligent model Katje Gee.
September 24, 2016
From iPhone to Art Weekend Workshop—Early Registration Discount Ends Soon
The early-bird registration discount for our weekend workshop From iPhone to Art: The Art of IPhoneography ends soon (on September 30, 2016). We still have some space left in this workshop. If…
September 22, 2016
Autumn Bouquet
Dahlias are not an autumn flower, although they come towards the end of summer riotous display of floral colorification. It's actually the autumnal hues of these particular Dahlias that makes…
September 21, 2016
Planet of the Succulents
This is a succulent from our front porch. I brought it inside, and photographed it straight down on a black velvet background. My thought was that it looked rounded like…
September 16, 2016
Last few days to enroll for Get Your Camera Off Auto; November Workshops
I'll be leading a session of Get Your Camera Off Auto here in Berkeley, California this Saturday---so there are only a few days left to enroll. This is the perfect…
September 14, 2016
Two new tote bags added to the Harold Davis Vida collection
Two new tote bags have been added to the Harold Davis Vida Collection. The Geostationary Orbit and Edge of Night tote bags are made in California. Each retails for $55.00.…
September 14, 2016
Farmhouse in Maine
This farmhouse down east in Maine struck me as quintessentially chic-shabby, or in Lewis Caroll's turn of phrase, "sweetly picturesque in rags." Not that there are any rags in view,…
September 13, 2016
San Francisco and all that Jazz!
This is an in-camera multiple exposure from Battery Spencer of the Golden Gate Bridge. There were five exposures overall. Each exposure was five seconds in duration. For the first three…
September 10, 2016
Announcing the Harold Davis Textile Collection
I've really, really wanted to create textiles from some of my floral images, so I am pleased and excited to show the Harold Davis collection of scarves and wraps (and…
September 9, 2016
A Touch of Art with Harold Davis and Topaz—Free Webinar
Master photographer Harold Davis is well known for his books, prints, and extraordinary images of a wide variety of subject matter. “I’ve been called a digital artist who uses photographs…
September 7, 2016
Pigeon Tower
This is an image of a stone tower pigeon coup in the Lot River valley in the southwest of France. I photographed it while staying at the Mas de Garrigue…
September 6, 2016
From iPhone to ART: A weekend iPhonegraphy workshop with Harold Davis
From iPhone to ART: The Art of iPhoneography A Two-Day Weekend Workshop with Harold Davis, Saturday January 28 - Sunday January 29, 2017 Tuition: $645 until September 30, 2016 (early-bird…
September 5, 2016
Carcassonne in Black & White
The techniques shown in this image---bracketed sequence photography, processing for extended dynamic range, layer stack monochromatic conversion, all with an added antique effect---are detailed in my new book. It is…
September 3, 2016