Daily Archives: February 4, 2012
Winter Days
It’s been a while, but the snow is back! I love how pretty the snow looks from the inside, but i’d rather keep it that way, it’s all too cold for me! I think Lexi prefers to stay inside too…
Untitled (Landscape)
Deep blue
Abandoned??
I have seen a few blogs with interesting photos of abandoned houses. I noticed this house in OK on our way back to TX and decided to pull off and take pics. I want to point out that this is the greenest grass I have seen anywhere in that area and this pic was taken in December 2011. I began to quesiton if the house was actually occupied when I saw the American flag hanging on the front porch, so I quietly left…
stewe yss . the things themselves
“Who Needs A Lens…?”
For some reason there has been a lot of discussion, on the photo blogs I am reading, about the best lenses, largest sensors, and that kind of thing. All very valid, but in the end I think we need to remember that it is not the equipment, but our willingness to go out and do photo work. I have not done my share lately, except reworking older images. I came across this pinhole portrait done with a 35mm pinhole camera on Fuji Neopan 1600. It was a stark reminder for me to quit reading technical stuff and go out and photograph!
Sunset By the Airport January 2012
I try to take my camera with me everywhere. This was captured by Dallas Fort Worth Airport on my way home from work.
painting and photograph collage to be printed on wrapped canvas for my office wall
Day 219: Ice Ice Baby
Day 2 of my wisdom tooth extraction recovery. Did I mention all four were impacted? Maybe this has some correlation as to the swelling of my cheeks. I’m officially a chipmunk, so today is all about Ice, Ice Baby. The local anaesthetic has worn off though and I can now feel my lower lip! This means, no permanent nerve damage…yay! Plus I can more readily control liquids entering my mouth.
Can’t say I’ve been overly motivated to take photographs. But in between changing jaw ice packs, I thought I better capture the essence of today.
Conceptual Art 