Category: Small Groupings

Have you ever looked at an iris up close? I mean real close?

The iris is my favorite flower to photograph. I hope these images show you why. Click on any for a larger view.

Note: All but the first image are natural light 3 exposure HDR images.

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Finally ordered the wraps

I’ve had three gift certificates for 16 X 20 gallery wrap prints sitting here on my desk getting close to the expiration date. At $124 each they weren’t something I really wanted to let go so I got to work and picked the images, did the editing and got them ordered. I can’t show the…

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A drive along the Siuslaw River

To satisfy a very large need to get out of the house Jonna and I wandered out to what for us was virgin territory on Friday with a drive on the Siuslaw. The day started off pretty sunny but high clouds moved in later in the day. Most of the area is second growth timber…

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Sparrows and Bird Baths

With the return of Spring and the migrating birds there is always the chance of getting in some backyard bird shooting. Due to the way may yard is arraigned, one of the best shooting spots is from in the kitchen with the window open and the screen off the window. Needless to say after a…

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Upcoming Art Show

I was asked today if I could come up with some images for a show that will be running in June. I was very happy to get the invitation as the show is at one of the galleries covered on the Eugene First Friday Art Walk.They are looking for “fine art” type images and are really leaning towards black and white.

What a shame! Asking me for black and whites.. The kind of request I love. I am entering one pretty recent image. Actually it is hanging in a current show. I will be entering two images that are old stand by’s for me. They both date  back to 2005. The images are below.  Please feel free to comment on them.

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Earth Day 2011

I think Earth Day is one of the better ideas they have come up as far as special days to celebrate. They have golf day, coffee cup day, wash your dog day and so many others that they are starting to overlap. I feel Earth Day is one of the needed ones.

This is really a cause that needs more discussion being that humans have determined to overpopulate the earth and destroy it. While man tries to keep the universe from evolving to keep the earth from changing they can’t figure out how to put a candy bar wrapper or an empty water bottle back in their pocket and carry it back to their fancy car that they spent 10’s of thousands of dollars on so they can end pollution. Throw the trash on the ground but the air will be clean!  How many tons of coal did they burn in Japan or Korea to build the car that will save the world while they drive around throwing McDonald’s bags out the window.

Alright, I’m done ranting. I hope you enjoy the photographs. They are a mix of my work  from the deserts of California to the glaciers of Alaska.  Please remember, take only photographs and memories. Leave only foot prints and if you leave the trail please watch where you step.

Clicking on any thumbnail will load a larger version of the photo.

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1956 Studebaker Squared

A project from a while back. Images of my ’56 Stude shot for monochrome and square format. It was shot with a Canon 40 D and I used two lenses. The Canon 50mm F1.8 and the old 100mm Macro F2.8. Don’t forget that polarizing  filter! They are both fun lenses to work with. Hope you enjoy!

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