Love
Posted on March 23, 2019
Actually I was a little late taking this photograph. About 5 seconds before this the young man was hugging his dog in a loving embrace. Nevertheless the warm relationship between human and pet is still hard to miss.
Bakery Gal
Posted on March 21, 2019
I’ve been laid up lately and not able to take to the streets with my trusty Ricoh GRII. Today was the first time in weeks that I went into Petaluma with the camera. I had luck with this one as the bright sun illuminated her face very well.
Nice to be back!
Backyard Gold
Posted on March 2, 2019
What you see above is our rainy day antidote. It’s been raining for so long around here my wife Sarah bought this bunch of golden flowers to drive away the gloom. There’s an old shed in our back yard that served as an appropriate backdrop. It’s old water soaked boards provides a pretty good stand in for the current climate.
Geometry Lesson at the Hess Collection
Posted on March 1, 2019
It’s not about the tones or the colors. It’s about the lines and their relationships.
Period end of story
Tulip Close-Up #3
Posted on February 26, 2019
Looking closely, really closely, at something changes the object. I’ll have a hard time explaining this but essentially what I mean is that things are shape shifters and depend on how you’re feeling at a particular time and what perspective the object presents to you changes the your opinion of it.
My new macro lens’ view of a dying tulip demonstrates, at least somewhat, what I trying to convey.
