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thinking about still life photography
I’m always curious about landscape photographers who also work in the studio.
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always looking
I may not always carry a camera, but my default mode of going about my daily business almost always involves looking.
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looking more closely at color
If you asked me about the color of a bamboo forest, I would probably tell you it is green—even following eleven months of photographing in one.
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"deeply rooted" photographic project, revisited
plus...exhibition opening November 6 in Gainesville
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gathering natural objects for still life photos
The weather is cooling off and I’m out gathering things to photograph in the studio over the winter months. In the past week, I have returned home from…
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on the beach
Sometimes all it takes is a random photograph to suggest a new series.
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a quiet seascape
This week in my online course we explored photographing the familiar in new ways.
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places: the bamboo forest
I have photographed the bamboo forest more than a dozen times this year, but had not been since mid-May.
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eating (and photographing) fresh produce
It’s that time of summer.
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seeing more deeply
seeing more deeply
a closer look at photography, landscape and place
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