Between complicated and difficult
My Notebook (thanks, Doug). "There's a big difference between complicated and difficult" I wrote this in my notebook at a gallery talk by...


There is Nothing More Surreal Than Reality Itself -- Brassai
I have a bit of a taste for surreal – not the over the top Salvador Dali type. I prefer the less flamboyant Rene Magritte “make me think...


Kathy's Piano
My photograph “Kathy’s Piano” will be in Tieton Arts and Humanities’ annual show “10x10x10” August 6 through October 9. The show will be...


The Kiss at the Stone Bridge -- continuing a theme
This stone bridge across the Danube was originally built in the 1600s but Regensburg Austria was already very old by then. It has a...


The Kiss at the Ganges Market
"The golden rule is 'work fast’. As for framing, composition, focus -this is no time to start asking yourself questions.You just have to...


Open Every Day
The statement by Steve McCurry on my home page "It is important for you to spend your time photographing things that matter to you. You...


On both sides of the camera
Steichen's observation that a portrait is made on both sides of the camera rings true with me. If the subject and the photographer are...


In the manner of ...
I'm still pondering the notion of looking at the work of painters whom I admire and trying to use some aspect or their technique, subject...


Norman Lundin -- WHO?
Souvenir, In the Manner of Norman Lundin January's Print of the Month is #74 of my "Missing Persons" series. There are no people in...


Show Photographs in a Cafe?
Unexpectedly I was asked to show my photographs in the Grand Central Bakery in nearby Burien Washington. They have a nicely lighted...




















