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Tag: People

  • Worth It

    Travel photography is most often people photography. Of course, people don’t have to be in every travel oriented image, but people make the world go round. At least, that’s what I think. Take a look at these pictures. There are crowds, Young, old, friends, shoppers, workers and portraits. They were made all over the world,…

  • Uh Oh…

    She doesn’t exist, except in my mind. I created her from words, my words. Words like elderly, gray haired, wrinkled, photo realistic and others. I pushed the “create” button and AI did its thing. All of this took less than five minutes. I could have “evolved” her, but when I tested that, she turned into…

  • People

    People. Sienfeld says, “They’re the worst.” I disagree. I enjoy working with people. As I work through my archives I’ve discovered a number of unrelated pictures. Odds and ends, you might say. So, I stripped my thinking back to rudimentary subject matter and asked myself what the pictures are about. People. People. People. Everyone of…

  • What You Could See

    I think I well photograph a little Mardi Gras. The Universe needs a little inbound positive energy for my friend, Chris. I don’t think I can take and take and take… Besides, looking a this older work makes me happy. That counts for something. Right.

  • In Another World

    Thailand. The name conjures all sorts of thoughts, myths and feelings. Truth be told, once you get outside of big cities the country is incredibly beautiful. The people are very friendly and helpful. And, the cost of living is very inexpensive. Oh, and the food is amazing, especially the street food. City life can be…

  • We Live Here

    I wasn’t sure what to say about these pictures because many of them are commercial but a portrait is a portrait and as a photographer I’ve never been “slick.” I generally make pictures “my way.” That is not to say that I don’t listen to clients, creatives and editors. I reckon that you hire me…

  • Something That I Forgot

    L ike a bolt from the blue. It hit me. I’ve been struggling to figure out how to organize my curating. Without blowing my own horn, I’ve made so many Mardi Gras pictures over the years that I get overwhelmed looking at them. That bolt though. What is Mardi Gras really about? People. No matter…

  • About The People

    A s Neil Young once wrote, “The things I’ve seen mean a lot.” He’s right, of course. That’s one reason that I’m a photographer. I want to show you what I’ve seen and hopefully what it means to me and to you. Of course, your meaning is made by your own life experiences. It’s really…

  • Red, Red, Red

    R ed. They taught us in art school that if you must err picking color, you should err on the side of warmth. Humans tend to like warmer pictures over colder ones. I’m not sure they meant red, but I like the color. I had two goals in mind when I made this little portfolio.…