posts that are about New Art...
Spectrum – an abstract of a leaf
This leaf is a tiny thing, no bigger than my thumbnail, and would have been very easy to overlook. But its vibrant colors caught my eye, in spite of its… read more
new photographs for the summer
I have just added many new photographs to my site. This new art includes some playful abstractions of plants I found while walking at a local nature preserve. I also… read more
New photographs added to my site
I just added a number of new photographs to my website, including many that I created from the beautifully unique and complex desert plants I found during my stay at… read more
new photographs added to my site
I have just added a whole bunch of new photographs to my website that I’ve been working on for the past six months. These new photographs include abstract photographs of… read more
my favorite photographs of 2009
The end of the year, a time for reflection. Although it was a busy year, I managed to create a number of photographs I am very proud of. Photographs that… read more
I’ve added new photographs to my site
I just emailed my autumn newsletter, in which I announced the newest photographs added to my website. These are photographs that I created over the summer, including abstract photographs of… read more
new photographs added to my site
I have added 20 new photographs to my website, including abstract photographs of ice, bark, sunflowers and pine needles. If you’ve been following this blog, you’ve seen a lot of… read more
A new abstract of a leaf: Dragon
I’ve been working on my art each day for the past couple weeks, working my way through a collection of leaves, seeds, and acorns from last fall, trying to find… read more
Work in progress: more views of a sunflower
Today I continued my third day photographing this single sunflower. It’s amazing how deeply you can get drawn into such as simple object. The more I worked with it, the… read more
Work in progress: exploring a sunflower
Last weekend, my son and I found some sunflowers at Trader Joe’s. They looked so droopy I didn’t hold out much hope for them. But we bought them anyway, and… read more
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