Posted on June 28, 2015 in Abstract / Graphic, Black and White, HDR
This caught my eye the minute I saw it. Every inch of this basket and trunk had an interesting shape or texture. I couldn’t walk by without stopping to photograph them. A black and white conversion seemed a logical choice for processing so that the viewer isn’t distracted by color.
Posted on March 29, 2015 in Abstract / Graphic, Black and White
When I first launched my website many many moons ago, I had a monthly contest and asked visitors to guess what I photographed in an image. All those who guessed correctly had their names put into a bowl and my cat, Socrates, would draw one name. The person selected would win a print of any photo on my website. It was a lot of fun and everyone seemed to enjoy it! Especially Socrates who loved playing with the folded papers each month! Socrates was a paper chewer, so getting him to select the name without eating it was a challenge! Can anyone guess what I photographed in this image? Anyone who guesses correctly will have their name put into a bowl and we’ll see what Brewster and Savannah have to say about choosing a winner!
Posted on March 18, 2015 in Animals, Black and White, Dog Show Photography, Dogs, Non-Sporting Group, Pet Photography
It was great to finally get out to photograph a show over the weekend! The sights, scents, and sounds were so welcoming after being away for a few months! I enjoyed visiting with my friends and seeing the dogs that I love to watch and photograph in the ring! So happy that, for me at least, it’s dog show season again!
Posted on November 20, 2014 in Animals, Black and White, Dog Show Photography, People, Pet Photography, Terrier Group
This was one of those scenes that I came upon at The National Dog Show Presented by Purina and the second I snapped the photo I thought to myself, “Yep, that’s a keeper!” This image just exudes pure joy!
Posted on November 5, 2014 in Architecture, Black and White
Last time I visited Eckley, Pa., many of the historic homes had pretty cotton quilts hanging from the windowsills. I’m not sure if they were being dried or if the quilt is a sign of welcome to guests…or…maybe they were there for a completely different reason. I have no idea, but they brought some color to the otherwise monotone look of the wooden buildings.