Category: Black and white Photography
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A reflection on impermanence
A passing melody, a familiar spring-everything feels the same until you notice it isn’t. Faces change, moments slip by, and the quiet rhythm of life carries on with new players, leaving only the illusion that things stay the same.
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The dry leaf of Monstera deliciosa -Another view
I present an addition to my Fall/Winter gallery at GeoGalleries and write about the composition of scientific names.
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Back to Monterey, California, for photography
There is something relaxing about long exposure photography. In this post, I talk about my adventure in Monterey using Lee Filters.
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When the Light Is Too Much: Finding Intimacy in Yosemite’s Harsh Sun
I don’t know a single photographer who dreams of shooting Yosemite National Park under a harsh, cloudless sky. And yet, those are exactly the conditions that seem to greet me whenever I manage to slip away from Sacramento with my camera. On the weekend of March 27, I spent two days in…
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A Kousa Dogwood flower in black and white
The black and white version of a Kousa Dogwood, an elegant flower from East Asia
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Sacramento’s Colorful Murals
A walk through the streets of Sacramento offers many opportunities for art photography.
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Exploring My Own Town Through Photography- Part 3
Sometimes the most overlooked places are the ones closest to home. For my latest photography project, I decided to focus not on a distant landscape or a faraway city, but on a single corner of my own town.
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Falling through the cracks again
Printing, matting and framing account for most of the costs of wall art.
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The beauty and bleakness of California’s Central Valley- part ten- Fading ducks
I show- and discuss- an image of dramatic rays of light piercing through dark, heavy clouds, illuminating a solitary tree in a vast field.
It is all about the light 