Country Light

Dead weeds in font of an old barn becomes magical in the right light.

Light

Capturing the interaction of the light on the illuminated is for me one of the hallmarks of photography and over the last few days I have been studying this at Furman’s Herring Center and at home.

On the Road to Montezuma Castle,NM

One of my favorite is of sun streaming through leaves and shrubs. I caught this one on the way from Las Vegas BN to Montezuma Castle.

The Old House Revisited

The old house that Alice and I found caught my eye again as I was looking through sone of nay more recent files and I found some images that appealed to me.

Rainy Day Wall

This wall is an ideal location for rainy day shooting. The relatively subtle colors and textures seem to be strengthened by the wetness. The shapes of the doors and windows are also interesting for thier patterns.

Looking Down

There are other places to look besides straight ahead, though that is fruitful (and safe), but looking down can be rewarding.

Shadows

Yard Art

Yard art pottery shops are interesting and somewhat surreal places with lots of odd sights and I love them.

Walk in the Woods

These are from Al’s and my walk pin the
Connestee Nature Park. The toning is via the Palladium Tone filter from the TLR Digital Black and White Toning Set which may no longer be available. Started to play with it and for me it gives a rich, warm feel to the images.

Light and Shadows

I continue to be fascinated by light steaming into one of our rooms with its shadows and bright slashes.

Lightplays

Red Pattern

Inside the Union Courthouse

There are areas inside the Union SC Courthouse that are as magnificent as the outside.

Odd Bits and Bites

Every few days I trawl through my files and there are some images that always come up in the net and here are some of them.

Equivalents

Here are some pictures that seem to go together by virtue of patterns.

Greenville Center for Creative Arts

Here are some unpeopled views inside the old Brandon Mill, now the Greenville Center for Creative Arts. I love the large spaces with sparse furnishings.There are also artist’s studios in the building as well as a connected loft type housing development.

More MOMA

Museums are fascinating places where one can both experience art and try to make art (whatever that is for one).

Structures and Shadows

Tabletop Experiment

I enjoy looking at the world through a water glass partially filled with ice and water; a free filter.

Flowers