As I was walking around the Four Seasons Hotel, I was trying to capture the essence of it, namely, its grandiosity. Although this is just about half of the hotel, I think it does justice to the tremendous hotel.
1.29.2012
Sunday Afternoon
As I was walking around the Four Seasons Hotel, I was trying to capture the essence of it, namely, its grandiosity. Although this is just about half of the hotel, I think it does justice to the tremendous hotel.
Labels:
air,
architecture,
archway,
building,
chimney,
clouds,
gazebo,
green,
hills,
hotel,
landscape,
palm,
photography,
plaza,
tree
Renewal

As I was walking on this trail right by my house, I noticed this little hummingbird watching me from a tree branch. His interest in me was overtaken by his addiction to nectar.
Labels:
air,
angelic,
bird,
flower,
frozen,
hummingbird,
mid-air,
nature,
nectar,
photography,
plant,
wings
1.26.2012
Muses of Nature
Why is it that so often when we look at elements in nature our imaginations wander and we begin to see things that are not really there? For instance, people gaze up at the blue sky accompanied by white fluffy clouds and imagine them to be a small dog or the face of a loved one, or some other figment of their imagination.
Within the frame above, my mind chisels out dozens of figures (faces, animals, designs, etc.) from the rocks. As an artist, I draw a significant amount of inspiration from nature.
1.22.2012
Welcome Home...
Labels:
1900's,
abandoned,
antique,
architecture,
asymmetry,
broken,
dark,
destroyed,
door,
doorknob,
eerie,
house,
old,
photography,
run-down,
wooden
1.21.2012
Inspiration Point
Hiking is an interesting sport. Sometimes you feel like passing out and just giving up, and other times you feel like king of the world. Personally, I find inspiration and motivation whenever I come across sweeping vistas, grandiose panoramas, and other tremendous sights. Going on hikes really puts everything back into perspective for me, and I realize how puny I am compared to the grand scheme of it all.
1.17.2012
Stars & Peace
What's the most effort you've ever put into a single photograph?
One of my most hard-earned images is this one. Out of a dozen or so I took late at night, amidst sub-32 degree weather, this one stuck out to me most. I subtly portrayed 3 different light sources in this photography: the lights from inside the house, the illuminated green forest in the background, and the myriad of self-illuminating stars. Stars are fascinating; so distant and isolated, yet constantly they radiate so jubilantly and brightly.
A Dog's Delight
1.09.2012
Bliss
A couple of my favorite images from a photo-shoot with the Young family.Sam enjoying grass half his height.There is something really special about young kids; the worry-free and lighthearted spirits of kids is often rejuvenating. There is something special about people over the age of 70 and under the age of 6. After all, they are the ones that are closest to Heaven.
Labels:
50mm,
Black and white,
Canon,
grass,
green,
hills,
kids,
people,
photography,
portraiture,
tree,
trees
1.07.2012
Shattered Reflections
One of my favorite subjects to photograph is this eerie, old, abandoned house which is concealed by years worth of unkempt plants that now surround it. Although I have not yet had the courage to go there at night to capture ethereal images, I know I need to do it soon, if ever, because this house is more and more damaged every time I visit it. People have been vandalizing this antique & dread-filled cottage; this is one of several shattered windows which used to complete the house.
Labels:
abandoned,
architecture,
broken,
dark,
destroyed,
door,
glass,
house,
reflection,
shatter,
spooky,
trees,
wooden
1.05.2012
Casa Esperanza
Sometimes symmetry is unnecessary. This idea is depicted by this building. However, the architect designed this highly asymmetrical building in such a way that does not make it look sloppy. Asymmetry adds interest. An example of this statement is the human face; human faces, in fact, are slightly asymmetrical, thus making them more interesting.
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