I’d like to show you how to take a photograph and prepare it for a thermofax screen. Printing with these […]
apps for artists: waterlogue
More fun with the Waterlogue App for iPhone/iPads. Two photos takes from the air – they translate to lovely abstracts […]
For your inspiration: grand rapids, michigan
I’ve had the great pleasure of teaching in Grand Rapids this week. Truly a beautiful city with a lot […]
for your inspiration: rocket fizz
So there is a new store in my town called RocketFizz. Little guy and I stopped in out of curiosity […]
apps for artists: waterlogue
So a lot of people play games on their tablets or smart phones when they have time to fill […]
on the road: little wild horse canyon
One of my daughters found out about Little Wild Horse Canyonand suggested that we try it out. I love it […]
on the road: take a flying leap
Had waaaaay too much fun taking stop action photo bursts (and a few slow motion videos as well) with my […]
on the road: goblin valley utah
Welcome to the moon, otherwise know as Goblin Valley State Park. We’ve all decided it’s our favorite Southern Utah Park. […]
for your inspiration: lin ottinger’s rock shop
Located in Moab, Utah near Arches National Park, Linn Ottinger’s Rock Shop is a fascinating, fun, and funky place to […]
on the road: delicate arch
Pictures almost never do this landscape justice. They can capture a little bit of the vastness and beauty of this […]
on the road: moab and arches national park
I thought I’d be posting pictures during our recent family trip. If anyone has experience posting to WordPress blogs via […]
On the road: the desert southwest
There are some landscapes that make my heart sing. I drink them in like life giving water. I take […]
for your inspiration – from the air
I know most people hate air travel. It isn’t like it used to be for sure. My mother in law […]
for your inspiration: on the national mall
photo essay, art from the Smithsonian Museums and grounds.
for your inspiration: art from the freer and sackler galleries
A photographic essay: art from the freer and sackler galleries of art
for your inspiration: washington DC
photographic essay on Washington DC architecture by Lyric Kinard
showing your work – the jury process
Entering shows – how the fine art jury process works
For Your Inspiration: Beaufort, North Carolina
This past weekend I had the great good pleasure of spending time with my best friend. It was the […]
For Your Inspiration: Spring
I hadn’t seen this before I moved to the South so I thought I’d share it with you even though […]
For Your Inspiration: Charleston SC architecture
A couple of weeks ago I had the great good pleasure of visiting Charleston, SC to film with Ricky Tims […]
For Your Inspiration: Snow
Snow. We simply don’t get much of it here. That’s a good thing. When we do get snow – we […]
Apps for Artists: Paper Camera
A fun APP available for iphone or android smart phones that might be of interest is Paper Camera by JFDP […]
For Your Inspiration: Verbesina + Kaleidoscope
Verbisina (and a little time with Paint Shop Pro’s kaleidoscope feature)
Copyright Free Images: The Commons at Flickr
In an ongoing effort to help you find copyright free imagery, or imagery with “no known copyright restrictions” here is […]
The Sketchbook Challenge: December Theme
I have a little confession. I’m having trouble with this month’s Sketchbook Challenge theme. As much as I usually love […]
For Your Inspiration: Duke Gardens
This is one reason I love living in North Carolina. Blossoms at the end of February. Sarah P. Duke Gardens […]
For Your Inspiration: San Xavier del Bac, Tucson Arizona
San Xavier del Bac Tucson, Arizona Ceiling detail, crossing lower walls – nave
For Your Inspiration: Wickedly Wild Flora at the Sonoran Desert Museum
I love this desert. I can’t help but thinking that perhaps Dr. Seuss might have loved it too. Still. I […]
For Your Inspiration: Rust
Beautiful photography by Tina Negis september sunset —crabs explore the skeletonof a humpback whale – collin barber he holds back on […]
For Your Inspiration: The Farmers Market
I’ve been wanting to go to the NC State Farmers market with camera and without children for years and years […]
