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This is my FAVORITE!
A few of my favorite instant photos from the wedding I photographed last weekend. More on the blog!
Handdyed cotton fabric, hand embroidered. 11 1/2 inches square.
Currently on exhibit at the Minneapolis Institute of Art as part of "A Foot in the Door 4".
"Held once every 10 years, "Foot in the Door" is an open exhibition for all Minnesota artists. This ever-popular exhibition celebrates the diversity and enthusiasm of Minnesota's visual — and, new this year, audio/video — artists. It's an important event for the arts community and a great opportunity for artists to display their work at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. The sole curatorial criteria? Each submission must fit within one cubic foot."
Do you have any idea how hard it is to balance a tiny plastic pig on one hand while taking a photograph with an SLR with the other?
Strobist: One Vivitar 285hv below and to the left of my hand for the backlighting, one Vivitar 285hv above and to the right for the main light.
I've been desperate to find time to photograph, so on my way home from night class I just got out of the car and walked down the sidewalk late at night in Monterey taking anything I could get.
At this age (14), it's like the cell phone is an extension of her hand
ODC - in hand - Oct 09
365 Days Project - 01
Hands Up! Hands of statues found in a galley off the coast of Sardinia. (Archaeological Museum Cagliari)
En Colombia se consiguen de estas "Chivas" cerámicas en cada ciudad, en este caso son las de Cali, Cartagena y San Andrés.
Reaching up to the sky in the freezing rain.
Taken for Active Assignment Weekly: Macro World.
I went out for a bit of air after several days indoors with a really bad cold. Unfortunately, I got stuck in the freezing rain, but I managed to find cover. I took this from my temporary shelter. Thankfully, I was warned by a swan - it flew past in a panic and that alerted me to something coming. It turned out to be a huge downpour that came from nowhere.
What it took: I zoomed in quite a bit, but not max. I don't have a macro lens, but the branch looks much larger in the photo that in was in real life. I rotated the image by 2 degrees and that was it. No other amendments. I contemplated putting the branch on the right side in the right-hand corner, but I like it as it is. The background is a pine cone tree and the snow on the branches of it.