Cropping Photos to Highlight the Subject
Originally I subscribed to the ‘no editing should be needed’ philosophy, influenced by my photography instructors in the early 70s. They thought all framing had to be done in the […]
Category Archives: Photography
Favourite Abstract & Plant Photos of 2019
My travel blog has my favourite ‘travel’ photos of the year; this blog features some items that you might see when you’re travelling but it’s not likely – my favourite […]
Photo Apps as Applied to Ireland
My 30 days spent travelling around Ireland have, for me, rated it as my most-photographed-place award! The next thing that it rates really high on is the most likely to […]
Paintings Inspired by Little Qualicum Falls on Vancouver Island
For me, the star attraction of Little Qualicum Falls on Vancouver Island was the three pools, each one different: one a sun-lit deep sea green, one a ‘black pool’ and the last […]
Metal Staircases Run Through the Photo App Stackables
In last week’s ‘Fine Art Monochrome’ challenge I was tempted to use this unedited image of a metal staircase in the Bridgeport Brewing Company down in Portland. But I decided […]
More Stackables Monochrome Looks
In a previous post, the Monochrome Garden, I looked in detail at six monochrome ‘formulas’ in Stackables. Here’s a second batch! Stackables ‘Tintype‘ formula: Old, scratchy, blurry – this formula works […]
As Seen Through a Veil of Tissue
Frank’s Tuesday Photo Challenge for this week was ‘fuzzy’. I’m taking this to mean ‘fuzzy around the edges’. This photo of Diet 7•UP was taken in a photo class about 40 […]
