Monthly Archives: December 2021

In this age of editing images after their creation, one of the most interesting compositional choices is to turn that “normal” rectangle into a panoramic. To be fair, back in the day, I edited the dimensions of many of my … Continue reading →

Christmas is a great time for family and friends to gather together in joy. Even more importantly, it symbolizes the event in which God gave us the Gift of Salvation through the birth of our Savior. We are no longer … Continue reading →

Continuing on with my long used and never ending portfolio of photos, and what they mean to me, here we go again. My next post will feature Christmas. In my most recent article I showed an image of a male … Continue reading →

Today’s post is of the variety that have  become my norm over the past few years. So, here we go again. This is an old slide image, and I know not where I made it, or when. That was bound … Continue reading →

Today’s post is that of a road I have traveled over and over, and here we go again. Those who know me, also know that when I created landscape/waterscape images, I loved to have a little drama in the mix. … Continue reading →

Nature photography subjects often get stereotyped. There are a million individual subjects to be found, and a never-ending cache of ideas as to how to render them, or as I like to say, how to interpret them.  Each subject, and … Continue reading →

Flowers are one of photography’s most popular subjects. Natural in their “flavor”, be they found in nature, or planted and grown in a garden. One of my favorite techniques for flower photography, was to find a blossom or two (or … Continue reading →