Emergence
~ Ineffable ~
When Negative’s Not Bad
I sometimes forget how visually impactful negative space can be in enhancing an image. It can evoke emotions, suggest depth, and highlight the relationship between the subject and its environment. It supports a minimalist approach, encouraging engagement with the narrative composition, transforming scenes into compelling visual stories. These photos were made during a 2008 Alaskan…
Endure
I found this photo in my archives, made during a floatplane flyby of the Eddystone Rock volcanic plug, which has outlasted the volcano that formed it. Perhaps it illustrates that sometimes our actions, whether good or bad, endure beyond us; food for thought. Back to photography archives this week, I think.
Your Ultimate Art
HEARTWORK “Each day is born with a sunriseand ends in a sunset, the same way weopen our eyes to see the light,and close them to hear the dark.You have no control overhow your story begins or ends.But by now, you should know thatall things have an ending.Every spark returns to darkness.Every sound returns to silence.And…
Steeples
“People who fit don’t seek. The seekers are those that don’t fit.”― Shannon L. Alder It can begin with something simple, like this 2016 photo of a small teal-colored church. It was situated in a remote location and appeared almost abandoned, yet I suspect being used. I have paused to look at this photo numerous times…
Struggle
A world of dew, And within every dewdrop A world of struggle. “A World of Dew” by Kobayashi Issa
