Category: Land and dreamscapes
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That lone tree on a rugged landscape, in monochrome
As symbols of resilience, lone trees are cherished landmarks, offering shade and shelter for wildlife while enriching the region’s biodiversity. They remind us of the natural heritage that once flourished across this fertile land.
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Art Farm 2024, Yolo Arts
I am pleased to inform that my piece “Firelight over rolling hills” was accepted into the Art Harvest auction of Yolo Arts this year. Art Harvest is part of the Art Farm 2024 event.
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The beauty and bleakness of California’s Central Valley- part five
The spotty light, the leading lines and the oak tree placed on the lower left grid of the rule of thirds gives contributes to the interest of this image.
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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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The beauty and bleakness of California’s Central Valley- part four
In the absence of a distinct subject, leading lines and repeated patterns can be employed in landscape to create a narrative through their intrinsic geometry and depth.
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The beauty and bleakness of California’s Central Valley- part three
In the absence of a distinct subject, leading lines can be employed in landscape to create a narrative through their intrinsic geometry and depth.
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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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Majestic Peaks of Northern California: Mount Shasta and Mount Shastina
Mount Shasta and Mount Shastina through my eyes, in black and white, two towering volcanic mountains in Northern California.
It is all about the light 