Well, almost summer. If it weren't for the flowers, we wouldn't recognize the arrival of the seasons. The weather has been fluctuating a lot lately
Ara Guler 1928 — 2018
It seems as if I have known the name Ara Guler all my life, at least from my high school days. He was a well-known photographer going back to the
From Many To One, Multiple Exposure Photography
Generally, when we take a photograph there is a single scene, one element; and, that is what we expect to see. There are, however, reasons to combine
A Foggy Morning in Jamestown
Yesterday morning Jim invited me to go down to Jamestown and we left around 10:30 AM. After the rain we had, the morning was a bit chilly and the
Color in Unexpected Places
The title is a little misnomer because the place I refer to is a supermarket. Specifically, it is Dave's Market where we do our grocery shopping every
Architectural Photography – 2
As this photograph zooms in on the details of the lead photograph in the previous one, our attention will get closer to the photographic aspects of
Architectural Photography – 1
Architecture is an art form, it is a branch of science, it is a business, it is the architect's personal expression as well as that of the
Mt. Nebo and Fall Colors in Utah
Yellow is unique in the color spectrum. It is naturally luminous, almost up there with white. Most colors have lighter and darker tints and shades,
The Marina and The Golden Spike
This post is dedicated to the memory of our good friend Alan French who passed away yesterday. He loved trains, I wish he could have seen some of the