Something that I loved about the trip to San Francisco in 2015, besides hanging out with friends, was the night photography. The world becomes a different place and it’s all a stage for light to do some really wicked cool things to capture ...
A vine that has wound itself around a rusting metal archway.
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Integrating the vision of another artist into my own canvas. This was photographed in the middle of the afternoon hard light and made to look like a fade to night special effect.
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A collection, in no particular order, from a few years.
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“One conscious breath in and out is a meditation”
-Echarhart Tolle
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You must understand, young Hobbit, it takes a long time to say anything in Old Entish. And we never say anything unless it is worth taking a long time to say.
~Treebeard (Ent in Middle Earth)
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Every time I see the top of this building I think I’m in a Super Mario simulation.
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The long exposure clouds here almost seem like a surreal blanket of strange and crazy, descending onto a peaceful beach, which made me think of the Blade Runner world. Add in the volleyball net for some mystery.
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Sometimes you want to get away from the trappings of modern-day life.
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“I’m sorry Dave, I can’t do that” – HAL 9000. It’s amazing this classic movie is being released in IMAX after 50 years !
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When science intersects with art, in this case a rough representation of DNA. A simple covered walkway in
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While in San Francisco a few years ago I saw some great sunsets. This one is from the coast of Treasure Island, with a twist of course.
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Some days a normal photo is beyond me. I am inspired by the words behind the image in other’s works. Some bloggers on minimalism I follow were asked why all the photos on the site are in black and white ? Like...
In the early morning hours, before the crowds, at Fort Walton Beach, Florida, the umbrellas are positioned in an inviting pose
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Jamie Peters