Red, Red Rose
For far too many years, I have lamented all the great photographic opportunities I missed because I didn’t have a camera with me. I would […]
A New Approach
While I have done pretty well achieving my New Year’s resolutions so far, I have become less than satisfied with my resolution to publish at
It’s Springtime!
This tree stands in my backyard, and what catches my attention over and over are the lines formed by the branches and the contrasts of
Missing the Mill
During the first couple of weeks in April, one of my favorite places to photograph in April is the Old Mill in North Little Rock.
2020 New Year’s Resolution Update: The First 90 Days
Staying motivated is probably the hardest thing about following through with any New Year’s resolution. One way to escape that trap is to periodically review
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Focus Stacking to the Rescue
Not having been to Burns Park in North Little Rock, Arkansas, in several years, I recently made the short drive there to do some photography.
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Why is Photographic Manipulation Considered Taboo?
Why is photographic manipulation so upsetting to some people that they are willing to completely refuse to acknowledge a beautiful piece of photographic art? This
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Shallow Depth of Field
Visiting Spring Lake, a small lake located in the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest, I discovered this worn tree root. I was mesmerized by its various
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What Photography Means to Me
I’ve been reading the book “Photo Therapy Motivation and Wisdom: Discovering the Power of Pictures” by award-winning photographer Rick Sammon. Unlike the typical photography book
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