Assignment #6 | 5/6 B/W (R)
Textures and shapes may receive more generous attention when given a Black and White treatment. This is my 5/6 installment from our 6th photo assignment. Sycamore trees produce a bristled […]
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Assignment #6 | 4/6 B/W (R)
A candid portrait, taken in black and white, can be a wonderful way to document a young child.
Assignment #6 | 3/6 B/W (R)
This is my third entry into our sixth photo assignment (see the original task here). The contrast between black and white is never more pronounced than when we look at […]
Crazy 8
I was at work on baking, filling and frosting a birthday cake for my now turned 8-year-old. It occurred to me to photograph it a few ways. In the first […]
Wicked Orange
Until I moved out to a desert, it hasn’t been since the 1970s that I’ve seen many of these. When I spot a dune buggy, it harkens me back to […]
No Turning Back
Major League Baseball is holding its World Series right now. When I took the photo in today’s post, the Kansas City Royals were ahead in the series 2-1, against the […]
Ducks on the Dash
Here is an image that belongs in my slowly growing files of eccentric things seen in Albuquerque. Let’s call it the “Albuquirky” files, shall we? I happen to be acquainted […]
A Hummingbird Moth | My Datapoint for Biodiversity Science
I contributed knowledge to the world of biodiversity science and I liked it. While recently in the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, I photographed a fascinating creature that was […]
The Green Tree Parasol
If you don’t bring your camera with you everywhere you go, it’s inevitable: you’ll miss a shot and have regrets later. Most of the images I miss are from moments […]
Rhymes with SKIT
Summer camp skits are life-practice for the eventual adult embarrassments of drunken karaoke. Groups of children, moving like herds of cats, are directed to stand before an audience of half-receptive […]
Snap Mammas 