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Two Colors of the Year for 2021

Two Colors of the Year for 2021

The wait is over... amongst all the turmoil and uncertainty this year, I know you all have been anxiously waiting for Pantone to reveal their pick for 2021. What could it be? Vaccine Violet? Facts Fuchsia? Maybe Parisian Night to symbolize our rejoining of the Paris...

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Wall art spike during the pandemic

Wall art spike during the pandemic

One of my regular keyword research tools is well-known Google Trends. It helps in relative comparisons of one phrase vs. another. While it doesn't give you the actual search volume of a term, it will give you a comparison on a scale over time. It can tell you, for...

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Flight of the Dandelion

Flight of the Dandelion

"To see, we must forget the name of the thing we are looking at" - Monet With spring in full gear around here, blooming flowers and trees everywhere, you would think I would be posting about some exciting new flower I just photographed.   Turns out, I became...

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In Abstracts, you are free

In Abstracts, you are free

There is something to be said for abstract photography... you are not confined by your own preconceptions about reality and known subjects.  But to the contrary, you leave yourself open to the possibility that someone just may not "get it" as is often stated about...

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Large Prints

Large Prints

As much as I agree with much of Brooks Jensen's commentary (Podcast # LW0415) on print size, I can't deny there is some unmatched excitement when seeing some of your images printed very large. By large, I am referring to 20x30, 24x36, 30x45 (inches), and up. Now and...

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