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Richard Ansett

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www.richardansett.com When did you first become interested in photography, specifically? My father bought a camera and set up a dark room in the family bathroom with boards across the bath and an enlarger plugged into the light socket. On which style(s) of photography do you specialize? It is a form of social realism, although the images are... »

At Yosemite

By Juergen Roth

A few years ago my family and I took a trip out to the west coast to visit family near San Francisco. We used the opportunity to see two of the great parks; Sequioa NP and Yosemite NP. After a day of hiking through Yosemite valley, on the way out we st... »

Monthly Photo Tip – February 2010

By Juergen Roth

I commonly choose between two aperture camera settings that I use as a starting point to capture flora, fauna or landscapes. One is for wildlife and flower photography where most of the time I desire to freeze the action or blur out the background to e... »

Storm Off Trail Ridge: Pastel

By Jenny Armitage

My husband and I took a drive over Trial Ridge Road above Rocky Mountain National.  It’s a drive I remember fondly from my childhood.  But that late June day a storm was brewing.  I should have known.  Foul weather is perfectly normal in June, at 10,000 feet and even lower.  I have been snowed... »

Pick of the Day – Iris Greenwell

By V P Holmes

ShareWelcome to my Gallery! I’m a fine art photographer based in Ardmore,Oklahoma. I was born in Panama City, Panama and moved to USA in 1997. Growing up in a Tropical area, I find inspiration in the beauty of landscapes and nature. One of my favorite subjects is trees and their surroundings like waterfalls, flowers, and... »

Pumice Field at Dusk: Another Pastel

By Jenny Armitage

This is my second pastel.  The subject is the pumice field on the west side of Crater Lake National Park, Oregon.  The light was beautiful and I loved the way it lit up the wildflowers in the foreground, which are visually insignificant at mid day. The support is once again Canson Mi-Teiten paper.  This time... »

Fall Poplars or Playing with Pastels

By Jenny Armitage

I have admired pastels and mixed media with pastels for some time now.  There is a sparkly quality about pastels that no other medium can match.  Pastels over watercolors can create both spectacular and subtle effects. My husband bought me pastels for Christmas, and I have been playing with them this last week.   Pastels... »

Submerged I and II: Playing With New Methods

By Jenny Armitage

I’ve been experimenting with a couple of new methods.  These two paintings are the result.  Both are based on  some photos of trees half drowned by the swollen Willamette River I took  this weekend.  I wanted to catch the cold grayness of of the scene and the mystery of the half hidden trees. Blowing: I blew... »

Pick of the Day – Dusan Djukaric

By V P Holmes

ShareHe was born on April 4th 1971. in Teslic,now he lives in Belgrade, Serbia. He has painted frescoes in churches for two decades, he painted a great number of icons and painted in several churches. He also painted the iconostasis. At the same time he paints watercolour paintings. The icons that he made are... »

At Singing Beach

By Juergen Roth

These are a few more photographs from my Saturday trip to Singing Beach at Manchester by the Sea on Cape Ann. I think the sunrise pictures just do justice of what I had experienced that morning. »

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