I tend to be a photographer who often concentrates on the relationships of form and shape in a scene but when I ignore the light, things often fail to work.…
I’ve not quite completed the preview of all 32 photographs I’ll be hanging next week in The Governors’s Gallery. I post the last five over the next few days. Today I share…
This is undeniably a July sunset! The huge quantities of solar energy we have to spare this time of year powers these immense clouds. Add to the scene a silhouette of Camel’s Hump,…
When we first moved to Vermont from Michigan, I felt hemmed in by the mountains. It seemed I did not see a sunset for the first couple of years! Now,…
On December 1, 2011 I began this blog with a post about walking in Hubbard Park on a cold crisp morning and seeing new ice forming. For most of the first year I…
I’ll show another pair of photographs of flowers in the upcoming show at the Governor’s Gallery. I made both of these from bouquets of flowers I purchased to brighten winter days.…
Some of my best, “old friends” will show up in this Governor’s Gallery show. Among them is this photograph of new ice with a stem of grass embedded in it.…
I’ve spent much of today enjoying watching the glorious cumulus clouds of summer reach up and tower over the wee creatures that crawl over the surface of the Earth. I’ll…
The title of my upcoming show at the Governor’s Gallery is “I nearly walked by,” but in the case of this photograph, which will hang in the show, the storm…
Early morning light, a bit of a breeze and a few reeds in the foreground. Nothing more—but a little magic.
Still Learning To See 