exploring nature’s infinite connections
The Fusion Series is a pairing of my fondness for playing with multiple exposures with the aspects of connectivity in nature. With spring wildflower season well underway, it is important to remember a wildflower doesn't exist in isolation. It is a product of the soil...
In honor of 2022-02-22 or 22-02-2022 but certainly not the bizarre order of 02-22-2022 (apparently we Americans don't do metric and we can't get our dates in a logical order like the rest of the world), published at 22:22 ET - here are some photographs celebrating the...
My mind is and has been, toying with a concept for quite a long time now. It is difficult to put in words, let alone imagery. It is the concept of the dynamic dichotomy that exists around us with destruction vs. protection, life vs. death, forest vs. trees, assembly...
So how does the saying go? Something about idle minds becomming the devil's playground? The urge to create something different has been tumbling around in my head for quite awhile. My Lightroom catalog is filled with a lot of dead ends and half-baked ideas. ...
Z is for Zero As my final entry in the A-to-Z Challenge, a countdown that started at the beginning of April, the word zero seems appropriate to finish it off. It can be a word of finality, or an absolute start from nothing. A beginning and an ending. I started...
Y is for Yellow There are painters who transform the sun into a yellow spot, but there are others who … transform a yellow spot into the sun. ~ Pablo Picasso [gallery type="rectangular" link="file" size="medium"...
X is for Xerophyte Yes, the letter X was going to be a challenging post for sure. For quite a few of these posts, I found help by going to my keywords in Lightroom. I figured, type in the letter, find the keywords that matched to help inspire some ideas, with some...
W is for Waves Power. Rythym. Tranquil. Movement. Enchanting. Random. Flow. Big. Carry. Mighty. Destroy. Progressive. Undertow. Backwash. Breaker. Swell. Soft.
Art does not reproduce the visible, rather it makes visible. ~ Paul Klee