Photography, Color and
Gratitude-
Lack of Color
Like with many of you, the demands of life are
great. I spend too much time at work - late nights and weekends. Chores take
more time from family and family takes time from hobbies. I still find time to
travel, homebrew, study and enjoy my beer. However, Hiking, biking and the
camera are no longer on any agenda. Before "Digital", in the days of "Film", I
lived near bay, ocean, mountain, farm and woods. This provided a great
opportunity to enhance my interest in color through amateur nature photography.
Now the world of digital photography has provided an outstanding display of
color. The level of graphic-photographic display in video, magazine and other
art is truly amazing today.
Please visit the links below
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Work (American Panascope - Home of the Rectal
Probe)
Sometimes a lack of color best conveys the connotation.
Photo from the movie - Joe Versus the Volcano 1990 Warner Bros. |
Balance - I continue to seek more color in Life -
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Natural is Supernatural!
Rather look about you and you shall
see Him playing with your children.
And look into space; you shall see Him walking in the cloud, outstretching
His arms in the lightning and descending in rain.
You shall see Him smiling in flowers, then rising and waving His hands in
the trees.
Verse from The Prophet -
Kahil Gibran 1923. Photo from
movie - Joe Verses the Volcano 1990 Warner Bros. |
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My photographic adventures for the past
twenty years has been limited (very limited), to documenting and cataloging my
family and travels.
Murano, Italy - Sunset Return to Venice from Murano.
December 2006
I now live vicariously through the lens
of others - such as the photographers listed below.
Much of
what I know of color science can be found on the website of photographer
Norman Koren
I am grateful that he shares his knowledge and photography at:
Please visit his galleries at-
I am
also fortunate to have a resident expert photographer at my work place.
David
Kelly
Please visit his photography at
