3797 I’m resurrecting Pic of the Week for this, my first in an album called “Candids.” I’ve taken to taking my camera into restaurants and stores and snapping pictures where I normally would not. I read of a technique where the photographer casually lets his or her arms hang down, holding the camera at or… (read more)
3705 This is one of those categories that color photography broke wide open. Prior to that, I’m sure sunset photos had some interesting textures thanks to clouds and maybe bony trees, but for me they’re all about the colors. In fact, I find in sunsets three colors that don’t usually appeal to my anywhere else… (read more)
3466 (click pic to enlarge) This was once the largest chest of drawers in the world. Built in 1920, it stands 38 feet tall in High Point, North Carolina. Now the tallest stands at another end of town, at 80 feet. As of this writing, I haven’t seen that one yet.
(Note: Those reading “Shootings” may continue to Part Twelve) 29482951 Photo by my lovely wife (click either pic to enlarge). There are several things going on in this picture. Benjamin is in the hallway, and the light is shining from the bathroom where I lie quite uncomfortably under the sink installing the new faucet (previous… (read more)
[photopress:DSC_0944_ben_bubbles_sm_blog.jpg,full,pp_image] (Click to enlarge) I can’t remember a time when I didn’t like bubbles. So much science in one soapy object. Oh, and they’re purty.