Tuesday painterly Photo Art – Julianne Kost Part 2 Julianne keeps pushing in new directions. In In Part One of Julianne in this blog, we spoke of her Adobe Photoshop Evangelism which is her primary job. No that’s not a … Continue reading
Photography Book Review After the Camera, by Thom Rouse Digital Transformations for Conceptual Nude & Portrait Photography Way more than a How-to, After the Camera, is a peek into the mind of a wonderfully creative artist. You can’t help but … Continue reading
Rocky Nook Books – April Fools Sale Wanna save some bucks on quality photography books? It’s the Aprils Fools Flash Sale. (flash as in gone before you not it, not flash photography although that’s in there too!) Save 40% on … Continue reading
Visual Palette Book Review Lots of information and detail. That’s what I look for in a book. Are you a photographer just getting started? Find yourself in a photographic rut? Getting the same old photographs from iconic places? And this … Continue reading
I initially meant to name this post Rocky Nook E-Book Sale but I had a misspelling but I thought it would work since this is a Halloween sale with 40% off all E-Books through November 5th… Get in while the … Continue reading
What are your goals when you make a photograph? I came across this quote from Robert Farber (see his work here) and thought it was worth a share and some thinking on this Sunday morning. “I try to create emotion … Continue reading
Reminders. New ideas. Insight from another photographer who has excellent skills. And, some pretty darn nice photography all wrapped up in a beautiful package. I’m talking about Bruce Barnbaum’s book The Essence of Photography – Seeing and Creativity published by … Continue reading
Cameras. We want them to do everything, but when they can do most everything everyone would like them to do we complain that they are hard to operate. Let’s face it cameras have become mini-computers with powerful processors and a … Continue reading
5 minutes 12 minutes 15 minutes 45 minutes These are all times I have spent and will continue to spend studying individual works of art in museums. OK, maybe the 45 minutes was a little extreme but it was a … Continue reading
Julianne Kost rocks! Saw her presentation at the Sedona Photofest last week and picked up more ideas for my creative work. She has been an inspiration to me for many years and even seeing her program again I always get … Continue reading