by In this photography tutorial I share how to use in manual mode on a film camera, what type of film to purchase, best film camera to buy, where to buy film … source
Landscape Photography | The Challenge of a New Location
There were pleasant conditions down at Honeycombs Beach, not much wind and a chance of a colourful sunset, a great opportunity for some landscape … source
7 Things you NEED to BUY when Starting a Photography Business
So the real question is what Photography Gear should I buy when I’m starting my photography business? Well I’m here to answer that question. Let’s go over the … source
Canon EOS R5 Photography Review with Sample Images by a Wedding Photographer
I have been photographing with the Canon EOS R5 at weddings, senior portraits, engagement sessions, wildlife, and sports for over a month now. In this stills … source
Norman Rockwell an Artist For the Ages – Art Book Review
Every once in a while a new artists hits the scene with a new style that takes us to a different place, capturing our imagination and human spirit. Norman Rockwell was indeed just such an artist, perhaps one of the best to ever walk the surface of the planet. Everyone who sees his work, takes […]
7 Times Wild Animals Surprised Photographers
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1,000 Artist Journal Pages eBook
“The more light you allow within you, the brighter the world you live in will be,” says Shakti Gawain. The world inside oneself can easily be expressed through journaling, which is the manner of participating in self exploration and personal expression without using the common method of sequential thinking. In journals, artists get a free-wheeling […]
The Challenge of Writing an Artist’s Statement That is Artistic and Deep But Also Makes Sense
Often, while viewing other artists experiences with their creativity, defined by pen to paper within their “Artist’s Statements”, I find myself thinking, “This reminds me of man trying to define God by putting creativity into a box.” Oft times too I wonder, “What the heck are they talking about? I wonder if even ‘they’ even […]
The Chocolate was Sweet
by A short work of fiction. The chocolate was sweet but her thoughts were bitter. She was eating mechanically the food assembled on a plate at the buffet table filled with casseroles and desserts brought by caring neighbors and acquaintances of the deceased. Her mother was gone, passed from this life so unexpectedly. An unknown heart […]
A hard couple of days
by It had been a really hard few days. No, more than that. At times she had thought nothing could get worse and then, as if fate was playing with her, it had. Tears escaped her eyes that she had been holding in for the past hour. She hugged herself, pretending her mother was still with […]
The Chocolate Was Sweet
In my quest for chocolate, I stumbled across a small lane, hidden away between buildings so tall I couldn’t see their roofs. I stumbled into it, having been lost among a sea of similar shop signs claiming sales, and discounted goods. I’d already gone in about 30 stores hunting for a normal, everyday, bar of […]
The Wounded Artist
The only people I would care to be with now are artists and people who have suffered: those who know what beauty is, and those who know what sorrow is: nobody else interests me. – Oscar Wilde (De Profundis ) In the recent past I faced disillusionment as a playwright and creator of therapeutic theater. […]
