Light and Bright
December 02, 2017
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The emotional impact of a photograph can be found in many of the elements such as composition, placement of the subject(s), lighting, use of negative space, shadows, and color.
Here I used a technique called "high key". The key light is the primary light used to light a subject. Key light is usually the first light placed in studio lighting. Thi...
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Carol of the Balls
December 01, 2017
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We often find ourselves drawn to simple compositions with repetitive elements. It is the appeal of a zen garden full of stones, raked patterns in sand, or snow falling from the sky. There is something peaceful in the repetition and a musical element of rhythm.
Here the balls mimic the pattern of notes across a page and evoke the sounds of Christ...
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One in Two Billion
July 27, 2017
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One image in 2 billon.
As of 2017, there are an estimate 7.5 billion people in the world.
Based on 2014 statistics, there are 1.8 billion photographs loaded up to the Internet on a daily basis.
So for 2017, I am just going to call that 2 Billion photographs a day or 750 Billion photographs a year.
Smart phone users in the US take an average of...
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One New Thing
March 18, 2016
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When I reach a stagnant point in my photography, my art, my life, I always go back to this. Do one thing different.
This week, I am trying two. Tonight, my husband Paul and I are going to take our first ever dance class together. We are going to attempt the very basic walking steps of the Argentine Tango. We met the Annapolis Tango group last mont...
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the Insight project; executing a vision
October 20, 2015
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Eye photos taken during Artomatic 2015
Artomatic 2015 opens the 30 th of October and runs through the 12 th of December--six weeks of the area’s largest collaborative artists’ show. The Artomatic experience includes 2D, 3D and performing artists with special event nights tossed into the mix. Un-juried. Uncensored. It is artistic freedom at its b...
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