Category: Black and white Photography
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Monkeys and Smartphones in Rio de Janeiro
A playful look at Beto Gatti’s monkey sculptures in Rio de Janeiro, where smartphones become a humorous mirror of our own obsession with technology and the way we interact with the world.
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Things That Drive me Crazy in Modern Life
Technology was supposed to make our lives easier. Instead, we now need an app, an account, a password, a verification code and a CAPTCHA just to park a car, order lunch or read the news. A humorous look at the everyday digital chores that somehow turned simple tasks into miniature…
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Lambert Dome in black and white-Yosemite National Park
After a long break from photography, I found myself wondering whether there is still a point to carrying a camera in the age of AI. A climbing trip to Tuolumne in Yosemite offered an unexpected answer: sometimes photography isn’t about setting out to make an image, but simply being present…
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The Future of Blogging in the Age of the “Dead Internet”
Is blogging dying—or becoming more valuable? Explore how the Dead Internet Theory and AI-generated content are reshaping the future of authentic blogging and why human voices still matter
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Where the ocean and the sky blend
Sometimes a photograph becomes so abstract that it is no longer a representation of reality.
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The dry leaf of Monstera deliciosa -At the Sacramento Fine Arts Center
I present an addition to my Fall/Winter gallery at GeoGalleries and write about the composition of scientific names.
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Opening my Summer gallery again at GeoGalleries
I am opening my Summer gallery at GeoGalleries, with high key black and white photographs and digital images.
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What about black and white? Chapter 7-
One of the greatest challenges in black and white landscape photography is achieving adequate separation between the elements of a scene. In this post I show how I process my pictures in black and white to achieve more separation.
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Another view of the California Poppy- in black and white
The California poppy is celebrated for its brilliant orange color, but in black and white it reveals a different kind of beauty. A chance encounter at the UC Davis Arboretum inspired a photograph, where light, texture, and form take center stage. Stripped of color, California’s state flower becomes a timeless…
