Category: Color photography
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Popular Images, Social Media, and why Simplicity and Monochrome Often Fall Short
Let’s dive into a few elements that make certain images more likable and explore why simplicity in monochrome might not always hit the mark.
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Natural Patterns in color: The Captivating Madrone Bark
The bark of the Madrone as an abstract piece of wall art.
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Clouds, part I: When they interfere with the landscape in photography
Whenever clouds grace the sky, local photography groups and friends’ feeds overflow with Facebook posts capturing the moment. Yet, more often than not, the clouds interfere with rather than complement the landscape. I discuss the issue and give examples form my photography.
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Wishing my followers a Happy Easter 2024!
As we celebrate this joyful occasion, let us take a moment to reflect on the meaning of Easter and some of its symbols
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Adorable wildflowers at the Stebbins Cold Canyon Preserve (California, USA)
At the Stebbins Cold Canyon, I have spotted a number of adorable flowers. This post contains some photography tips.
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Sunset over Lake Tahoe
Photographing Lake Tahoe’s sunset as part of a snowshoe adventure was a great experience.
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Photographing intimate fall landscapes with wide apertures at 85 mm, two examples from Ashland, Oregon
I write about my experiment taking intimate landscape images of the fall colors in Ashland, Oregon, with a wide aperture and a 85 mm lens.
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The African Iris flower, a beautiful example of impermanence, only lasts one day
I write about two photographs of the African Iris flower, a beautiful example of impermanence, and how I obtained them.
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Natural patterns in color
This post is about lichens, nature’s example of a mutualistic relationship.
It is all about the light 