Where the little ones get their first view of Grandpa’s new toy
One of those weeks when what we search for seems elusive
More than a slogan, more than a movement, Black Lives Matter is something we need to believe
I see no reason to not create a room complimentary to a work of art, even if the topic is challenging
A playful look at art marketing while considering how we feel about everything re-opening
A closer look at the everyday things right around us
Experimenting is a popular theme takes us in a different direction to avoid redundancy.
Perhaps one can turn anything into art given enough time.
Now that many of us are spending a lot more time at home, our attention goes to making our space look more like some place we enjoy living.
Being quarantined leads us to look in different directions
While chaos rules the human world, the natural world keeps on schedule
Artists are being hit particularly hard by the global lockdowns. Here are some ways you can help.
How much of this post can we create from our phone and what are the results of all those details?
Having to stay home gives us the opportunity to try different things
Three new images reflect different aspects of our current condition.
Restrained Flight is a new image for sale
Even the less than perfect images have some use
Not all ideas are good ones. Fortunately, we can always back up and start over.
We take the experimental series outdoors and apply the multiple processing concept to architectural elements.
A highly complicated and involved process is required to create these artistic images.
If you’re looking for the experience of a lifetime, shooting nude pictures should be at the top of the list.
Some photos were shot in a window. Others were shot along a wall. The different processing sets them worlds apart.
A set of tire chains proves to be a great prop for a dramatic set of pictures
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