Focus on an experience that is prompted the photography
Happy Birthday Mary V. McCormick – Deeply grateful that we had the chance to chat tonight and celebrate your day. I love, love love creating these photographs. Nor can I get enough of my weekend time isolated for the set up, experiment that unfolds and the photographs that are captured. I thoroughly enjoy sharing them […]
Today’s post walks through reframing and the power it has to change what we see and think. Often with both the problem and solution lying right in front of us. My atypical use of a camera is the reason why I enjoy this photographic artform. I have a chance to break the rules and reframe […]
There is little to be said here now on this day. I would prefer you enjoy his creativity and spend time listening to him. https://www.youtube.com/davidcrosby Regards, Jim
Today’s post walks through a challenging weekend and expands far beyond that short timeframe. Work was very busy with a lot to complete which in turn took me away from my photography. The greater good was to be found in helping my team clear the work at hand. This conflicted with my desire to have […]
For today, my first thought was around what is your purpose. Who needs help? What do they they need? And How do would you help them? We wrestle with these questions as our family works to deliver on our mission: “We will be on the breaking edge of abstract photography and bring forward new artwork […]
A question that I have been pondering and wrestling with is: What is collective consciousness and what would the structure look like to support that? I assume there needs to be a fabric or connection between us to allow the sharing of our consciousness across a distance in time or space. Given we are bound […]
Today’s post is singularly focused on one thing: being grateful. This was prompted, after watching a TEDx Talk by Arthur Brooks – The Art and Science of Happiness that was shared to me by a colleague. The exercise is common and focuses on counting what we have and are grateful for rather than what […]
Today’s post may wander a bit. My thoughts revolve around the impermanence in life and the illusion of permanence that cameras bring to us. The three photos (above right and individuals further below) are taken on a glass plate with inks and paints moving across the field of view at various speeds. In some cases […]
Today’s post and read is about the Kintsugi esthetic. Similar to the Wabi-Sabi concept, this takes us in a new and novel direction with regards to imperfection and acceptance. This also seems to extend the concept of imperfection into the realm of intentionality. The story starts several centuries ago, ~15th century. A shogun sends a […]
As I have shared, I am exploring several areas to learn more about this space that is macrophotography and use it as a springboard for my photographic artwork. What would be a new way to wander the streets of international cities and take a fresh look at what surrounds us? How would the narrow street […]
