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I use this web log (aka: blog) to periodically highlight specific photographs or galleries posted to this site. If you cursor over the photograph below, the title and caption will be revealed at the bottom of the photograph. If you click on the photograph, you will be whisked away to the parent photo gallery. Let me know if you particularly like, or dislike, a specific photo; your comments are extreamly useful—click here: Send An E-Mail Or click on the "Leave a Comment" link to the immediate right of the blog date below. Many thanks. Past blog posts can be accessed directly by selecting a previous entry from the "Recent Posts," "Keywords," or "Archive" summary at the bottom of the page. Note that you can also set up email notifications to alert you, in near real-time, to "Recently Added" photographs and new "Blog" entries that are periodically posted to this site. See SUBSCRIBE / UNSUBSCRIBE for details. Simple FlowersFlowers are difficult to photograph because it has been said that all flowers have been photographed by all photographers at sometime in the past: i.e., there is nothing new in flower photography. Maybe so; maybe no --
Love and Boudoir PhotographyIt's always fun to surreptitiously capture private, intimate, boudoir activity ---
Vertical Lines and Postcard LighthousesThe effective use of lines is critical in effective photography. Straight lines suggest stability; curved lines suggest restfulness; vertical lines suggest formality. Lighthouses can convey a sense of formality, strength, and power, in part, through the effective use of their inherent vertical lines.
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