Dancing Light at the National Cathedral
September 22, 2017
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COLORFUL ABSTRACT PHOTOS FROM THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL CATHEDRAL
Bright sunlight on a late summer day brought dancing colored light into the National Cathedral. Here are some of photos that are less about the architecture of the cathedral and more about the beauty of pure color. I have pushed some of them farther than typical, but these low key i...
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A Few PNG Portraits: Boys Will Be Boys
June 13, 2017
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You will have to bear with me. I came home to view my photos and realized I had more portraits of boys than girls. This was not on purpose. As a matter of fact I thought I was taking more photos of of the girls. My excuse is that I raised sons: three of them. Here is a selection of photos. It seems that boys will be boys whether in suburban United...
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Pink!
June 01, 2017
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Years ago I saw an impressionist painting that had, as a part of it, a pink field. I assumed this was artistic license; a color added to invoke a feeling. I have searched for the painting and have been unable to find the exact one, but the memory of it returns every so often. Then a very bleak winter over a year ago, I was driving south through the...
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The Arboretum in Black and White
April 21, 2017
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A spring trip to the arboretum is awash in color and depth, yet I found such strong pattern and texture that I was compelled to process some of the images in black and white.
I hope to post color ones later, since that was the purpose of the visit, but enjoy a few monochromatic images of the flowers and architecture of the United States National A...
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A Warm Winter Day on ‘That Same Old River”
February 21, 2017
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“Of course it’s all luck.” – Henri Cartier-Bresson
What if you have been to a place so many times that you feel there is absolutely no new way to photograph it? What if the newness felt like it left decades ago? Photography is about seeing anew. It’s about getting a fresh view of life. It’s generally easy to be set down into a new place with new p...
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