Week 10

Our word for this week is "Circular".  I saw these amazing ink samples on another blog and just had to create some for myself.  I used a variety of inks, crayons, colored pencils and watercolors to make these samples for my studio.  I am currently working on much larger sizes to hang on the wall.  I think they would look pretty awesome framed. 

Week 9

The word for this week is "Found".  I started a series of photos over a year ago at my local park.  It amazed me one day, shortly after the 4th of July, all the stuff that got left-behind by those who had visited the park before me.  So, now everyday, I take my camera and hunt for the trinkets that were left for me to find. 

Week 8

With the winter season coming to an end, I chose to use "Winter" as the word prompt for this week.  I find it totally amazing how a little bit of snow can change the whole feeling of a photo.  A barren field becomes more than just an unplanted field, it becomes sealed as if Mother Nature is saying: "It's not time to plant yet,  Give it a few more days".  Yet in other parts of the USA and the world, it is showing signs of spring already.  I'm not sure I am ready for those hot days to return.  I'm happy to give it a few more days-weeks-months! 

Week 6

The word for this week is: "Abstract".  This is a painting I did that I loaded into my ipod and applied several apps to it.  I merged an image of a forest of "quaking aspens" which gave me the effect of scratches.  Share your links in the comment area so we can view your abstract photos! 

A Photographer Making a Difference

I have someone I would like for you to meet. 
A Photographer, A Media director, A Friend  "Dan Ernest".
Dan is a unique person, selfless, caring, freely giving of himself and his talents.  He is a Hero to many and I want to introduce his work to you.  Please view his Gallery and if you would like to make an inquiry of any images Dan has in his galleries, you can e-mail Dan with any questions you might have. (Email is on his website).
Dan will be seen this fall on Prime Time / Hugh Downs “Heroes of Hope”.  It is estimated to have 65 million Viewers.  His still images, streaming filming on HD and live interviews will be shown.