'It is not what you look at that matters. It's what you see.' – Henry David Thoreau
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Three weeks back, in the midst of mileage and a COVID pivot, on a road west in Southern Alberta I was able to stop, get out of my truck, frame this image and two others, return to my truck and motor on. Many elements… Continue Reading “Framed to Edit”
A COVID pivot provides minimalist moments among the modulation and ramble of foothills roads in southernmost Alberta. Quote to Consider / Inspire – “Photography, as we all know, is not real at all. It is an illusion of reality with which we create our… Continue Reading “Foothills Pivot”
Liking this bit of winter morning light, directional light, side-light – intensity and shadows – falling on snow and an Alberta homestead, a first image in a long while. Quote to Consider / Inspire – “… I believe that the real challenge of photography… Continue Reading “January Homestead”
We got out of the house, my daughter, my wife and I to investigate the snowy, colder (-20C+) world surrounding our community of High Level, Alberta. I gave my daughter and wife, each, a camera to use, and, off we went. For me, having… Continue Reading “Snowy, Colder Perambulations”
At home this Christmas with my daughter and wife – no miles travelled north to south and back; family safe and physically distanced, family by Zoom call – safe and blessed. Good. Through Saturday (our Boxing Day, 2020), each time my wife and I… Continue Reading “Frost Point Clusters”
As you enter Calgary from the south you crest a plateau. You see it, right where you choose between Deerfoot and Barlow Trails. You find yourself looking out and over Calgary’s sprawl. It’s a panorama shot I want to take – Calgary’s skyline looking northward and… Continue Reading “Skyline Panoramas – Calgary”
Again, a fifty-year-old lens, autumn sun in the late afternoon, white glow and crispness of shape. “’You think too much and I bet it kills the magic,’ he says simply. ‘Some things are just instinct and if you try and replace that with thinking… Continue Reading “Just Instinct”
Early morning, out on High Level’s trails cycling in August – a rich time of mist, colour, light and shadow. Quote to Consider / Inspire – ‘Photographs are just light and time (John Green, Turtles All the Way Down).’ Listening to – ‘Turn, Turn,… Continue Reading “Light & Time”
I am liking a song put out by the New Customs. It’s about photography, it’s about memory and it’s about being in the moment that pulls you to a photograph and what that moment pulls from you. The song is called ‘Chasing Light.’ Liking… Continue Reading “Moment & Photograph”
Near noon, nearing the turn-off toward Twin Butte and St. Henry’s Church – February, 2020; a good day. Quote to Consider / Inspire – ‘To photograph: it is to put on the same line of sight the head, the eye and the heart (Henri… Continue Reading “Twin Butte – Turn-off”
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