The Journey Into Art
October 2019 print of the month
This is another of the most liked prints from my new collection, The Transformed Landscape.
This was originally captured on a most remarkable evening looking south from Muley Point in southeastern Utah, looking onto the north side of Monument Valley...
Stages Along the Way #2 - Colors
People much more versed in the theory of art and color have spent much of their lives writing about and explaining color. I have nothing to contribute to that erudite discussion. But I can share my own movement into the understanding of color in my art...
Where I started #3
Little did I know at the time how important projects would become in my work. It took me many years to actually figure it out.
As my friend Alain has said, "Projects are important, because they make you focus...
Before and After series #5
This is the fifth in the series of Before and After images that shows what came out of the camera and what subsequently went on paper.
This image came from a late spring sunset at Devil's Garden, outside of Torrey, Utah...
September 2019 print of the month
This is one of the most liked prints from my new collection, The Transformed Landscape.
This was originally captured on a most remarkable evening looking south from Muley Point in southeastern Utah, looking onto the north side of Monument Valley...
September 2019 newsletter
On Friday, September 13, I will be having an opening and reception for my new work, which is an original presentation of landscape photography. I previously shared these prints at the Art in the Park in Parker, Colorado, on August 24-25...
A path into the wilderness
After having a pivotal experience about 6 months ago and starting to produce landscape photography in a new way, I am now convinced of the uniqueness of this direction in the world of digital photographic art...
Stages along the way #1 - Know your camera
I know this is really boring, but if you can't master your camera, you can't make good photographs. Michelangelo had to master his paints and brushes before creating his paintings and frescoes...