Category: Botanicals
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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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Opening my Spring Gallery at GeoGalleries again
I am opening my Spring gallery today and will leave it up until the first day of summer. Offerings in Canvas.
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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 Grass That Knew Too Much
When I was walking in the UC Davis Arboretum on 18 October, with fellow blogger Steve Schwartzman and his wife, who stopped by to visit—a watched a drama unfold among the grape vines, hidden in plain sight. Picture this: a tender blade of grass swaying innocently in the October breeze.…
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Breaking the Pattern: The Power of Off-Centered Photography in Repetitive Designs
If radial symmetry looks boring, try off-center compositions.
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Similar shapes in nature leading to similar composition across different subjects
I saw the same shape in distinct botanical parts and plants, almost four years apart, and that I composed my photo in the very same way.
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Gold Rush flower portrait workshop
I helped set up still life stations for the participants of the Gold Rush flower workshop last weekend.
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The Crystal Hermitage Gardens, Ananda (Nevada City, CA), is a go NOW!
The Crystal Hermitage Gardens in Nevada City is a Spring photography heaven.
It is all about the light 