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Monthly Archives: May 2011
The Chamberlains – Making of a 70″ Family Portrait
TweetThis journal consists largely of my fine art, but I don’t restrict my work to pictorials. Classical art is often composed of commissioned portraits, and the pieces are no less because of it. So when I make a portrait, I … Continue reading
Posted in journal, signature, technique
Tagged art, family, heirloom, portrait. commisen, wall
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140 Minutes of the Night.
Tweet Distant suns spatter our night sky as we circle our own at 67,000 miles per hour. But when time is slowed to a crawl, these balls of flaming gas rend the black of night to become whirling embers silhouetting … Continue reading
City of Silver – The Infrared of Bryce Canyon
TweetThe spires of Bryce Canyon make me think of the ruins of an ancient city. They feel timeless, their detailed pattern texture glaring into my eyes as they’re struck by the light. The place is absolutely stunning. But it’s not … Continue reading
Gavin’s Photo Couch #22. The First 4×5 Exposure.
Tweet PC Podcast #22 MP3 Today, I’m on the road during our spring trip, talking a bit about my delve into 4×5 film and exploring some landscapes in California. _____ Subscribe in iTunes – Direct Podcast Feed – Facebook Page … Continue reading
Posted in journal, nature, photo couch, podcast, technique, travel
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Canyon Dance – Grand Canyon National Park
The final rays of glistening sunset are often the most remarkable. This one is no exception. Its golden glow flaring for a mere moment before dying into memory and waiting for yet another sunrise. Continue reading
Posted in color, Fine Art, journal, National Park, nature, technique
Tagged color, grand canyon, national park, red, rock, stone, sun, sunset
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