Tag: Speed

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • Speeeeeeeeeed

    I like making pictures that illustrate motion, generally using a technique that creates some kind of motion blur. This is great fun and there are certain a pretty good amount of them in my archives. For good reason. They never made it out of my files. If you travel somewhere on some kind of assignment,…

  • Minimal

    Minimalism. A lot of people talk about it. Marie Kondo talks about to the point of making a career out of it. Photographers and artists talk about it. It was a little trendy. I tend to like it both in my art and personal life. We are in the middle of thinning out our stuff…

  • Flying Along

    A fter reading Storyteller, many of you know I like blurry motion pictures. I try not to publish too many of them because, you know, you’d get bored. For that matter it’s the same reason musicians playing a concert don’t play five or six fast songs in a row. They — and me — try…

  • Once In A Lifetime

    O nce upon a time I lived and worked in a far place. In Asia, in China, in Hong Kong. Sounds glamorous doesn’t it? It wasn’t. Just like most “glamorous” ventures, the hard work and effort is usually done in the deep background that most people never see. In order to do my job I…

  • Bring The Donut Army

    B efore I tell you about New York City and these pictures let me tell you about the headline. I was listening to a podcast. One of the presenters told a bad joke. It was along the lines of what do donuts say to people who are eating them? There are dozens of us. This…

  • Light

    A strange thing happened to me on the way to Storyteller. I started looking at a huge amount of past work. Sure, I pass through my archives on the way to a certain picture, but I don’t usually browse around. I’m pretty efficient. This time I took a long look around. I started thinking about…

  • Don’t Call Them Trollies

    N ew Orleans is known for a lot of things. One of them is our streetcars. The green streetcars run along St.Charles Avenue and, eventually, Carrolton. They are the most of famous of the two. The red cars run up Canal Street and eventually end up at City Park. This is little portfolio came together…