Monthly Archives: June 2014
THE OTHERS, CONTINUED
Does this image transcend common reality – at least a little bit? It does for me. I will admit that I did not see this exactly as it is now rendered, but I knew that there was something else in … Continue reading
MONO LAKE REFLECTIONS
I will be offline for a few days. Please check back on Sunday.
LOOKING DEEPER
WHAT IS REALITY? Imagination: “an image that is created within one’s mind” – my definition. I cannot control what another sees within their mind, but I think I can plant a seed of awareness. That is as far as I … Continue reading
YOSEMITE REFLECTIONS 2009
I just now worked this image of nearly the same composition from five years ago. I took this shot with my old Sony R1. Take a look at the preceding post.
REFLECTIONS IN YOSEMITE
I first photographed this small lake near Tuolumne Meadows in 2009. I saw the potential in my images, but those photographs fell short of what I saw as their potential. I am not convinced yet that what I am sharing … Continue reading
WINDSWEPT BUT STILL STANDING
HOLDING OFF THE ELEMENTS AS LONG AS POSSIBLE, A STRUCTURE IN THE GHOST TOWN OF BODIE STILL SURVIVES THE ELEMENTS I am still working on the photographs from my recent trip to the east-side of the Sierra Nevada. In the … Continue reading
On the Brink
Tourists Looking Toward Yosemite Valley from Olmsted Point
Lessons in Oxidation
The Ever Evolving Color Scheme Reminds Me That Beauty is Truly in the Eye of the Beholder
BODIE WINDOW SERIES PREVIEW
While at Bodie two weeks ago, I photographed a series of windows. I worked on the over the past day or so. Here is an example of what I have at this point.
EXPOSED TO THE ELEMENTS, BUT STANDING PROUD
Bodie Relic, May 2014 I am working my Bodie photographs from my recent trip to the east-side of the Sierra Nevada, Mono Lake, and Yosemite.
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