Photography Evolutions
Evolution
It took several years after brain cancer for my health to fully return. Then I could focus on relearning photography, my camera, techniques, and concepts. All of which took about four years.
This was the first image I captured with my Nikon D700 — after the four year break. Taken at Salem Willows, Salem, Massachusetts.
This image will never be for sale.
Galleries
green spaces
urban places
maritime
Evolution II
During the most traumatic time in my life, I found Nature to be the most soothing. I would just grab my camera, and my service dog, Maui, and start driving into the parks, meadows, and beaches.
Once I had relearned how to use all of the gear again, I became more fascinated by color and contrast because color was the first element that I saw when I regained my sight after the tumor removal.
Then capturing colors and contrasts became my goal. Colors set the tone and mood of the photograph, it’s more important than textures and patterns, and often lines.
Expressive Nature
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—A Selection of My Exhibited Works —
Waterscapes
An ongoing photography project.
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“Water is the driving force of all nature.” – Leonardo da Vinci
Evolution III
Recently, I bought a new Nikon Zfc and started an exploration into black and white photography. Architecture lends itself nicely to black and white.
I’ve also been examining darker themes and using a new technique that adds texture to an image.
Black & White
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Darkness
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In memory of Maui, my service dog.