For me, photography is all about light - how it dances off surfaces, how it changes mood with color, and how it captures my eye.

I love to play with light and water, layering the colors of refletions, foliage, and sky.

do you see my friend Kokopelli

playin his guitar?

I took an image of graffiti painted inside a culvert and used the colors to re-create the meanings of the tags. I don't know if the original words or symbols spoke of violence or vulgarity, but by restructuring the elements used by the original artists, my intent here is turn their hurt into heart.

This seems to be my life lately. Holding a position then a wind, a wand, or a way-out-from-left field wallop sends me spinning into other whirly worlds.

Inspired by Aaron Siskind

I'm sorry to use da word 'kill'

I have no choice

it's gettin very bad n dangerous in my community

desperate time calls for

desperate messaging

“Attribution-NonCommercial”

my artworks 2020

2022 by Fateh Avtar Singh

Sometimes new perspectives open up different ways of seeing through a dark journey.

brought to my knees

by da potency

cough cough

I found remnants of a scuffle between either a predator or the gale force winds from last week's storm. Feathers and tufts of fluff were scattered along the creek where I was photographing.

In between house painting and fighting rolly pollies in the garden, I managed a quick trip to Buckeye Reservoir. Between the cows and low water levels, I managed to find some magic.

Inspired by the photography of Robert Adams.

Alan Rauch is a master painter n teacher

82 yrs old

has da vitality and energy of a 40-year-old

youthful energies n sprit

I'm so glad to have met him

I love his style

I look in his eyes and see a young man

2022 by Fateh Avtar Singh

This is Big Stump Beach in Oregon, home to a remarkable relic of nature, the massive stump of a coastal redwood tree, estimated to be over 1,200 years old. This stump marks the northernmost point where a coastal redwood has ever been observed. Its presence is a testament to resilience and decay, a poignant symbol of the cycles of life.

I came upon this image this morning after reviewing the weather forecast and thought how it resembeled the crazy wind coming at us from every which way blowing the front door open, the cold and rain/snow bearing down from the north, the smoke blocking views of the mountains, spits of rain on the window, and little fires everywhere.

Serie, Dia de Bueyes...- Series, Day of Oxen.... N 10

Gracias por las visitas, amables comentarios e invitaciones

Thank you for the visits, kind comments and invitations

All elements shot with an iPhone6 and ProCamera app.

Edited on iPad with Leonardo app, ProcCreate and BlurFX.

To learn more about creative photography processes and art on an iPhone you might be interested in my book co-written with Bob Weil:

www.amazon.com/The-Art-iPhone-Photography-Creating/dp/193...

and website: www.iphoneographycentral.com

by Fateh Avtar Singh