End of Year Finds
I think most photographers get to the end of the year and attempt to clean up the directories of images they have taken over the last year. I know that I am doing it now, and what a chore! Make sure you get rid of what you don’t want to keep, make sure what you [...]
Salado’s ‘Best of the Best’ Fine Art Show was a Night to Remember
Salado, TX, August 2, 2008 – The first annual Best of the Best Texas Show was a tremendous success. The room was beautifully lit with wandering pathways of fine art exhibits to delight and surprise visitors. The best art and artists in the state of Texas were on display with many renowned artists and several [...]
Hidden Falls
I had the fantastic opportunity to head out to a 7,000 acre + ranch just west of Austin last Sunday. My trusty guide ‘Larry’ knew all the spots, since he had leased 1,000 acres with his friends to go deer hunting. The plan was to meet out there at his camp about 30 minutes before [...]
1877 – Elissa
Part of what I do is reproduction work for artists, museums, and libraries who want to make Giclee copies of their art work for sale. In this case, it is a private collector who commissioned Anthony Blackman of London England to create two new original oil paintings of the Elissa, based in Galveston Texas. One [...]
Texas Fog
One of the things you can count on in Texas, is a thick fog before the arrival of a cold front. It makes for a great time to get out and enjoy the peace and quiet that such a dense fog has associated with it. If you are lucky enough, the sun starts to break [...]
A Forgotten World
One of the things I like best about landscape photography (other than the fact that you are outside, usually in a quiet, but beautiful location) is the fact that you can find things close to home that everyone passes by day-after-day and never pay attention to. Most probably think of landscapes as the sweeping vista [...]
