Fire on the Horizon, (North) Sand Lake, Wisconsin Where to place the horizon? There are many “rules” regarding the placement of the horizon in a landscape image such as this, but I say, “place it where it looks best.” I was not thinking that the sunset on this evening in early June would be anything … Continue reading Fire on the horizon…
The work on my Weisman Art Musem book continues. I had thought that being locked down during the COVID-19 pandemic I would have had the time to get all the images required to do justice to this magnificent structure, but life intervended in the form of a knee replacement operation that slowed me down for … Continue reading Weisman work continues…
I spent a few days last week on Sturgeon Lake in northern Minnesota. Sturgeon Lake is a large lake just off I35 about 40 miles southwest of Duluth. I was planning on trying my hand at starscape photography for the first time, but fate had other plans for me while I was there. The first … Continue reading Sky, clouds and snow…
With the recent resurgence of COVID-19 (will it ever be gone), it appears that we will not make our usual February/March trip out to JTNP again this year. We missed the trip last year, again due to COVID-19. We’ve already started making some tentative plans for 2022, but I thought I would take a look … Continue reading Joshua Tree Retrospective
One of the landscape photographers I follow, Charlotte Gibb (charlottegibb.com), describes intimate landscapes as “…photographs that derive their subject matter from the smaller details within a larger scene.” And if you look at the intimate landscape images on her website, they are indeed a slice of a larger, grander vista. While I have enjoyed her … Continue reading The “Micro Landscape”
