Showing posts with label white. Show all posts
Showing posts with label white. Show all posts

Sunday, May 1, 2011

Friday, April 15, 2011

Into the Light

This is my impression of the light that one travels through when dying. It is the circular motion that I found particularly interesting … But yet, the darkness is close ... Anyway, this is part of my Movement Series – which focuses on capturing light. For more examples images from this series, please visit MY HOMEPAGE. If you’re interested in a print, CLICK HERE.

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Saturday, January 1, 2011

Chinese New Year



Happy New Year! I opened a new online store last summer. It's located on Zazzle.com ... I wanted to test out the format of the store as well as the easy of uploading products and if it attracts more business. This image is posted on a variety of sites that feature a GREAT DEAL on POSTERS or MAGNETS, MUGS, & CARDS.

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Rusty



This is part of a series of photos titled Elementals; the concept is what happens to man-made objects if they are not maintained? The concept started with photographing objects made of metal. The above is one example. For other images in the Elemental series, go to MY HOMEPAGE. To be forwarded the above photograph, CLICK HERE or on the title of this blog.

Sunday, July 25, 2010

Stratosphere

I like taking abstract images because it is a way for me to push how I photograph things that people often come across. So, what is this? Some say that it's a coffee with flavored milk ... others say that it's Carmel ... and still others say that it looks like marble. What do you think? Add a comment below the photo!




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Appalachian Thunderheads



This was taken on a lazy-summer day. As we were walking along the Delaware River, we looked back to see the most amazing storm coming over the mountains. This image can be found on PRINTS or PRODUCTS.

Saturday, July 17, 2010

Indian Pipes



Indian Pipes is one of my favorite photographs. What are they? Flowers! They are only a few inches tall, grow in the late summer, and seem almost transparent. This image can be found as a POSTER or on PRODUCTS.

Saturday, July 10, 2010

Painted Face



This is a close-up of a vintage carnival mask. To be forwarded the above photograph, CLICK HERE or on the title of this blog.