We started our 1:1 fireside chats with someone who has been a friend of mine for decades, nearly a half century! Never thought that phrase would leave my lips, but how lucky and blessed am I to be able to say that for him, for me and for so many others whose relationships have remained […]
Good day! Let’s walk through how the previous posts connect a set of dots. How does a photograph moves beyond the web images many of you see and enjoy then ask the question, how does this become art? Like so many things in life, it is a leap of trust, not faith, but trust. I need […]
Today I will begin to share how the glass is picked for the macrophotography artwork that finds its way on to your walls. I harken back to a trip to Murano Italy a few years ago where my wife and our boys were traveling. We were in Venice and took a day trip to the […]
Today’s post and read looks ahead to three upcoming live events that we are thrilled to participate in. We will be meeting with the art collectors and communities where I can learn about how my artwork influences your experiences. We have three shows comping up. Join us in Charlotte NC from September 16-18, Myrtle Beach […]
Today’s post is about the intimate space that springs to life in this passion that is my photography. You, my community, tend to only see the final product as the print image. While talking with my literary collaborator Stephen Kristian over the past weekend we spent a fair amount of time on the concept of […]
My friends are familiar with my history in photography while the broader community may not know how I arrived here. I invite you to take a moment while I share that story and further down settle on three photographs in order to understand the trademark thought behind the phrase Art is Air for the Mind™. […]
I mentioned in my last post, we were recently in France for a vacation. During that adventure we visited different galleries including many favorites like the Louvre, Musée d’Orsay and paid close attention to the artwork in the churches, chateaus and castles. Over my life, there have been many trips to galleries and art shows. […]
Small places … So much ground to cover in such a small place. A large format print of Cetaceous Illusions is on its way to Paris France in gratitude to our friend in the Michelin Star restaurant Eclipses. My wife and I couldn’t help ourselves, but draw a line of connectivity between the stunning culinary […]
Let’s slow down and look inward a bit A deep and profound thank you to several people for this post: Stephen Kristian, Robb Stallworth and Bobby. So much to delve into here, to explore and to share. Stephen – Thank you for facilitating a fascinating connection, that we uncovered. My photography explores abstract macrophotograph. Many […]
