Category: Photography
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Bigleaf Maples vs. Aspens: Two Very Different Kinds of Autumn Magic
Fall colors in the West are mainly due to to plants, the Aspens and the Big Leaf maple.
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Upcoming promotions at my Pixels site
In case any of you want to purchase prints of my work, this is an excellent time to do so because Fine Art America has site wide promotions..
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How AI Is Changing the Landscape for Stock Photographers — and 5 Ways I’m Adapting
How are you dealing with changes in the stock photography landscape? In this post, I write about what I have decided to do.
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Photographing through the grapevine – another Tendril- part 6
Another image on my project photographing the various aspects of the Looping Vine Tendrill, this time from a mature grapevine in the Autumn.
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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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Art Farm 2025, Yolo Arts- Reminder
I am pleased to be again featured at the Art Harvest auction of Yolo Arts this year. Art Harvest is part of the Art Farm 2025 event.
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Winter photography in Colusa County: almost time again for the Sacramento Wildlife Refuge
I write about he Sacramento Wildlife Refuge complex in Colusa county as a photo op in the winter of California’s Central Valley.
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Autumn still life photography – California harvest
I elaborate on a set-up for still life and present the photo of tomatoes against a dark background.
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Exploring My Own Town Through Photography- Part 2
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.
It is all about the light 