I’ve been editing Paris pictures like crazy and I have one day left to do. Hopefully within a week or so, I’ll be able to post about our grand adventure! I shot a lot of Dominic this week (you’ll see why in a bit) and this coming weekend, Jenny and Chris are going to visit,...
I’m enjoying picking up my camera every day and challenging myself to capture more of our every day life. Though it’s hard for me to let go of achieving technical perfection and ensuring compositional techniques are followed, I am being more present in the moment with my camera and asking myself, “What would my children like to...
And at last, the final image in my series of six… up close and inside the bloom of the artichoke. Look at the powdery pollen, white inside the purple. I hope you have enjoyed looking at these images as much I have shooting them. Interior Design Nikon D750 | 105mm | f/8 | 1/400 |...
Fifth in my series of six of studying an artichoke in bloom, I was especially fascinated with the petals. Harvested before it blooms, the petals protect the edible heart of the artichoke. At this point, the petals were hard, spiky, and formidable… yet still beautiful. Pulchritudinous Petals Nikon D750 | 105mm | f/8 | 1/400 |...
Fourth in my series of six of studying an artichoke in bloom, I found myself comparing the tendrils of the blossom to a sea anemone. Up close, it looks as though we could be in an underwater world. Artichoke Anemone Nikon D750 | 105mm | f/8 | 1/400 | ISO 2000 Artichoke Study: Smiling at...
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