Gallery: Bridges II
The first three photos are of the Frederick Douglass–Susan B. Anthony Memorial Bridge in Rochester, NY spanning the Genesee River. The rest are from a steel bridge over the Barge Canal in Macedon, NY. The bridge ...
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PHOTOGRAPHY
The Death of Photography
I figure photography died somewhere around 1995. Gone. Kaput.
But wait you say, what about all these zillions of images I see floating around the web?
Well, if we define photography in ...
The Unity of the Photographer and the Photographed
What's the relationship between an artist and the subject that they're expressing? More specifically for our purposes between a photographer and the thing photographed.
In my post Photographs: Gone in a Hundredth of a ...
Gallery: Flowing Water I
You can probably tell that I like to photograph water. It comes in so many forms that I don't think I'll run out of new ways to envision it anytime soon.
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Gallery: Flowing Water II
You can probably tell that I like to photograph water. It comes in so many forms that I don't think I'll run out of new ways to envision it anytime soon.
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Gallery: Abstract Reflections
I create these photos by capturing the ever shifting reflections of sunlight on the surface of flowing streams and shimmering lakes that I find while hiking.
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Gallery: Abstract Things
Abstract photographs of things as opposed to my abstract water photos. OK, a couple three of them might be water based.
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Gallery: Light Trails
A piece of string, a small light, and my camera took me back to my childhood for some fun experimentation. Read about how I created these photos in my post, Trails of Light.
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Photographs: Gone in a Hundredth of a Second
I was reading the transcript of an interview with Lee Friedlander when one of his comments struck a personal chord with me. Best known as a street photographer, in the 1960s and 70s Friedlander developed a ...
Buy My Prints on Etsy
I often feature photographs that I've created, like the one above, on posts here at the Forest Rat blog. Wouldn't it be nice if you could get your hands on a print or two and hang ...
Pop, Deadpan, and Conceptual Photography
Just as there are different styles of painting - cubist, impressionist, realist - there are different kinds of photography.
Today let's talk about three of those styles that have been on my mind lately ...