Monthly Archives: December 2019

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Firstly, today I would like to share with you three fine images from three equally fine photographers. This moody, inspiring image from Sally Douris is outstanding. I believe she created this masterpiece in the state of Rhode Island. Now come … Continue reading →

I hope each of you had a great New Year’s. Today’s post is not so much about a new year, but more about becoming a new person. I should begin this post by letting those of you who are new … Continue reading →

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I would like to wish a very merry, and a very special Christmas to each of you. The family holiday of Christmas trees, gifts and Santa Claus, can be a warm and special time. A time to visit with friends … Continue reading →

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Firstly, I’d like to share this montage of what is primarily close-up work from photographer Adam Jones. The more you peruse the nine images within the border of the poster, the more visual delight it will provide. Breathtaking work!!! I’ve … Continue reading →

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As the fall season passes into memory, my own remembrances of the Rocky Mountains in autumn, creep into my mind. Michael Frye captured this vision of a mountainside in northern Utah in autumn. I am glad he did. When detail … Continue reading →

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I have for you today five superb photographer artists. Some you are likely familiar with, and some may be new to you. Joseph Rossbach is probably one of the most sought after workshop teachers in existence. He seems more than … Continue reading →

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Actually in the beginning, there were metal plates, but that’s for another day. All of today’s images have two things in common. One, they were made a long time ago, and two, they began their life on small pieces of … Continue reading →

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I share more nature photography than any other type of imagery on these pages.  I suppose that’s because I have done more nature photography than any other sort, although I have likely been published more often in the world of … Continue reading →