Positano
Positano has rightly been described as a town of cliff dwellers because it seems to defy the laws of gravity, with buildings connected via stairway after staircase. There are no…
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November 8, 2015
Gardens of the Villa San Michele
At the end of the 1800s an eccentric Swedish physician with aristocratic connections, Axel Munthe, began work on his "dream house" on the island of Capri in Italy. The location…
November 7, 2015
Courtyard in Naples
Glancing through the huge double-doors, I saw this courtyard in old Naples. Boldly I stepped through the doors, and iPhone held high like any tourist made this image, which I…
November 6, 2015
Antipasto
I had this mixed antipasto at Campagnola, a classic Neapolitan trattoria in the heart of old Naples. The dish was incredibly delicious. Words simply cannot describe the sensuous lusciousness of…
November 4, 2015
Coming into Naples
Coming into Naples, an incredible snarl of traffic. This is take-no-prisoners driving, and really kind of fun to watch in a madcap way. Particularly since it wasn't me driving. We…
November 3, 2015
Orange Juice on the Cinque Terre Trail
Yesterday I slept in, which felt great after the jet lag from the nine hours difference in time with California. After the intensive orientation to Cinque Terre of the day…
November 1, 2015
Leaning Tower
On our way from Florence to Cinque Terre on the Ligurian Coast of Italy, we stopped to climb the Leaning Tower---Torre Pendente in Italian---of Pisa. It's a marvelous structure, even…
October 30, 2015
Harold in Italy
How amazing it is to leave California in the afternoon, transit through an airline haze of mediocre movies and reading materials, and more-or-less the next morning to arrive in Italy!…
October 28, 2015
Off to Italy Monday; Early Registration Discount for Paris in the Spring Ends Soon
Italy: I am totally, totally excited to be off to Italy on Monday to lead a destination photo workshop. Phyllis and I have been planning this trip for over a…
October 23, 2015
Presentation Matters: Why Book Publishers Should Care About Quality
Roger Horton is the CEO of Taylor & Francis (T&F), one of the world's largest publishers of academic and professional titles. T&F is one of the companies in the Informa…
October 22, 2015
Photograph Paris in the Spring
If not now, when? What about the May 1 - May 7 2016 destination photography workshop, Photograph Paris with Harold Davis in the Springtime? If I am not for myself, who…
October 21, 2015
Discount Codes for Topaz Labs Creative Landscape Photography with Harold Davis Webinar
I'm appreciative that Topaz Labs allowed me to present my landscape photography in a webinar, and also to explain some of the techniques I use. One of the neat things…
October 20, 2015
Special Harold Davis Print Offer
It's time for holiday giving---or for a great present for yourself! We are offering four prints of my most iconic images. Each print is hand-crafted in my studio using archival…
October 19, 2015
Workshop: From iPhone to Art
From iPhone to ART: The Art of iPhoneography A Full-Day workshop with Harold Davis The iPhone is the most used camera in the world. As they say, the best camera…
October 16, 2015
Workshop: Get Your Camera Off Auto
Full Day Workshop: Get Your Camera Off Automatic with Harold Davis Have you always wanted to take fantastic photos, but somehow they never seem to come out as well as you…
October 15, 2015
Early Registration Discount Ends Soon: Photographing Paris in the Spring
Photographing Paris in the Spring with Harold Davis Click here to download the Reservation Form. There's nothing like photographing Paris in the spring! Let's spend a week together this May…
October 15, 2015
Spider Web Bokeh
The other day dawned here in Berkeley, California with low, clinging fog. It was like being in the middle of a cloud. The thing about this kind of weather is…
October 13, 2015
Digital Pop Art
It's fun sometimes to make the colors really pop, as in this pair of images. The bottom floral, of Gerberas and Crysanthemums, was photographed on a light box. I then…
October 11, 2015