Bass Head Lighthouse
Said to be among the most photographed sights in Maine. Getting this shot offered a hilarious opportunity to observe the manly photographers among us. Three “serious” photographers with tripods, perched on the rocks. Me and two guys. They were together and got there first. Rt helped me [...]
Monthly Archives: March 2005
More Maine
Maine – lobster buoys
Lobster buoys
I’m wading through my back-log of images to be filed, categorized, inspected, cleaned of sensor dust, sharpened and printed. R, or more precisely, Dr. Pok, his alter ego, helped immensely yesterday to simplify the PS workflow by showing me how to test some lore on image quality. In this case, the lore [...]
Final home meet of the season
Grinning in flight
Another victory, senior night and a 30 year reunion of former teams. The second meet we attended was the 20 year reunion, in which Suzanne Metz scored two 10s and a 9.975 to set a record for the highest ever NCAA individual all-around score.
Spinning in flight
When the motion idea happened, I ran [...]
Sri Ganesha Hindu Temple of Utah
Padma, the lotus flower
I’ve turned my project into a proposal for the Finch Lane Gallery. Making slides from digital files to complete this process ranks as an extremely silly thing I’ve done for the sake of high art.
The text of my proposal:
I propose a photographic community portrait of the Sri Ganesha Hindu Temple of [...]
Glass & Architecture
Downtown SLC
For a workshop at the Salt Lake Art Center, I’m pulling together shots on the theme of Glass & Architecture from my collection of “waiting to see the light of day” negs and files. I have images from Paris, Sydney, Auckland and Perth, and I wanted one from SLC. Here’s one I’m considering, [...]
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