Tag: motion blur

  • Getting There

    They say the journey is as important as the destination. I don’t know who “they” are, but on domestic trips they are right. Traveling internationally is a series of trips rolled into one when you mostly don’t see anything anyway. But, road trips, whether they are by car, train, bus or truck, are when I…

  • Sparkle

    After such a long written post yesterday I thought I’d give you a break and write next to nothing. Yesterday’s post had to be written. I needed to talk, hopefully you needed to listen and learn something about Chris and about me. I made this picture many years ago in New Orleans, at dusk in…

  • One Time In New York City

    One time in NewYork City. I made this photograph on film, Fuji Velvia to be exact. That will tell you that this is an old image. For a long time this was one of my signature pictures. It lived in my portfolio for a long time. Eventually, I removed and replaced it with something new and…

  • Out On The Road

    If you’ve read Storyteller for any length of time you know that I like motion blur, low golden light and that I often work from a moving car. These two pictures illustrate that. I also like to roam around looking for pictures. I work by one philosophy. “”Don’t take the picture, let the picture take…

  • What You Thought You Saw

    There are two things that this photograph represents. A new technique that I’ve just mastered that sort of smushes the image and its color. So, I’m reworking many of my signature New Orleans pictures. And, two, I’m getting ready to do the deal with the art agency I mentioned a week or so ago. Of…

  • Out On The Street

    You know that I like working at around dusk, when the blue light is really blue. You also know that I like motion blur. So, when I stumbled upon a woman walking in The French Quarter at th right time of day I had only one choice, make photographs. Happening upon this scene at the…

  • Shedding Some Light

    This a two pronged post. First, the photograph that you see in front of you. It is part of — for me, becoming a legendary shoot — the Atlanta trip, I don’t why I didn’t edit it a lot more carefully when I returned but, I didn’t. This picture has some much going on in…

  • That Time In…

    This is one of my reworked archive pictures. Hong Kong taxis waiting for fares at the airport. The line was long and I got bored after an 18 hour plane ride so I started making a few pictures. I wonder how many hours was taken off my life by flying too close to the sun…

  • Moving Through

    Atlanta’s very energetic underground with a lot of motion created by me. The search through my archives has been rewarding and discouraging to say the least. It’s rewarding because I’m finding some great images that could have been put into the marketplace years ago. It’s discouraging for two reasons. My editing skills aren’t as good…