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Reality, Art & The Slow Moving State of Flux
Slow Moving State of Flux CAUTION: DEEP THOUGHTS AHEAD! I tend to think of reality as basically a really slow-moving state of flux. (slow relative to the speed of light, that is.) You know how people once thought of solid matter as actually… solid? Only now we now that if you zoom in far enough,…
My New eBook!
My new eBook Happy March 1! My big news this week: a brand new eBook! It’s called “10 Steps To Finding Your Voice.” You can get it here. Here’s a screen shot of the cover and a couple of pages: Finding Your Voice I’m super excited about it! There really is no feeling quite delivering 1.…
Finding Your Voice: Day 10. Story.
We made it! This is Part 10 of: “Finding Your Voice… 10 Days, 10 Concepts To Help You Find Your Photographic Voice.” Our final day! Wow, what a journey it’s been… and I feel like it’s only just begun. There’s SO much more to talk about! As a final wrap up to this round, I leave you…
Finding Your Voice: Day 9. The View.
Can you believe we’re almost done? Today is Day 9 in: “Finding Your Voice… 10 Days, 10 Concepts To Help You Find Your Photographic Voice.” And now… The View: Wide or Macro? Today’s exploration asks how you love to see the world. The wide view? Close up, contained and focused? Or somewhere in between? If you’re like…
Finding Your Voice: Day 8. Shapes & Patterns.
Oh boy! It’s Day 8 in: “Finding Your Voice… 10 Days, 10 Concepts To Help You Find Your Photographic Voice.” Today, we’re going to wrap ourselves around… Shapes and Patterns A world without shapes or patterns is pretty much a blob. Ditto bones. 😉 Shapes and patterns are definitely important elements to watch for – and potentially build…
Finding Your Voice: Day 7. Movement
Welcome to Day 7 in our series: “Finding Your Voice… 10 Days, 10 Concepts To Help You Find Your Photographic Voice.” Movement Today we get into an area that might seem a little more abstract to you, but I’ll give it my best shot at explaining how I see this one. Here’s the fill-in: My favorite type…