Archive for Fine Art
Landscapes: A South Georgia Thanksgiving
This past weekend, we celebrated Thanksgiving. To our surprise, the full meaning of the holiday came to us as we were concluding our trip from a family visit when we became inspired to photograph a field of cotton on our way home.
Besides the time to gather with the family and to reminisce on our blessings, [...]
No Photoshop Required
It may be tough to believe, but the following images have not been photoshopped. These are the colors that the camera captures during night photography. It’s not as easily seen by the human eye, but artificial lights come in a variety of different color temperatures and tones. Some are green, some are orange, some are [...]
It Never Gets Old…..
You know, it’s been over 4 years now that we’ve been in Savannah. For those of you that don’t know us (and those that do but are in for a refresher), we moved here from Milledgeville, GA in 2005. Veta was the pioneer while I stayed behind for about 3 months to “close up shop” [...]
Fisheye Morning
Courtesy of our friend, Jake, here is an excerpt from an essay by G.K. Chesterton:
“…..A city is, properly speaking, more poetic even than a countryside, for while Nature is a chaos of unconscious forces, a city is a chaos of conscious ones. The crest of the flower or the pattern of the lichen may or [...]
Snapshot Expedition in Savannah
With a friend (Hi, Jake) in Savannah on Friday, it seemed like a perfect day to go out for some snapshots. Jake shot with our new Canon and I shot with our trusty Nikon. With just one lens mounted, I captured some images that I quite liked at the time. After reviewing them on the [...]
You Old Fish-Eyed Fool….
It so happens that one of Veta’s (and my) favorite television shows is Sanford and Son. The above title of this post is one of Aunt Ester’s many crude insults that usually were directed at Fred. I really couldn’t think of a better name for this post :)
As many of you know, I’m a Nikon [...]
