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a question of light

a question of light

by Keron | May 21, 2014 | Alternative Processes, Horse Photography, inspiration, photo workshops | 8 comments

I’ve just finished teaching two workshops on two coasts in two weeks. And too many times I heard myself say “look at the light”! After talking for seven or eight days you can get very tired of hearing your own voice. So now is the time for me to be...
step by step to a textured image, with intent

step by step to a textured image, with intent

by Keron | Mar 29, 2014 | Alternative Processes, Editing, Fine Art, photo workshops, tips and process | 0 comments

From time to time an image will rise that speaks to me in a different way. Capturing images, in camera, with little need of editing after raw conversion, is always my goal. I create photographs by bringing all of my intention to an image that I hope will speak to the...

a Lensbaby walkabout, Obidos!

by Keron | Jun 9, 2013 | Alternative Processes, Fine Art, inspiration, Portugal, tips and process, Travel | 0 comments

In preparation for my upcoming class (July…Pacific Northwest Arts School), I popped my lensbaby on and had a great walkabout. My intent was to create images of intimate subjects as well as medium and wide landscape shots. It was great fun with a non-focused...

playing a bit

by Keron | Jan 10, 2013 | Alternative Processes, Editing, Fine Art, inspiration, tips and process | 3 comments

Life must be lived as play. ~ Plato Every once in a while I enjoy looking back at images in the archive. I thought it would be fun to play with Flypaper Textures on some old favorites. I think it’s useful to examine old images from an emotional distance. I often...

essence

by Keron | Nov 23, 2012 | Alternative Processes, Fine Art, Horse Photography, tips and process, Travel | 5 comments

Readers of this blog will know that my favorite quote is from Antoine de St. Exupery:  “What is essential is invisible to the eye; one must see with the heart.” While visiting the home of Ana Batista and Orlando Vicente in Portugal, this feeling, this...

Vineyard Harvest, stretching creatively

by Keron | Oct 17, 2011 | Alternative Processes, Fine Art, tips and process | 1 comment

Which do you prefer? Black & White or Color? Why? This is an ongoing discussion among photographers of all levels and the best answer I have ever heard is this: Which would you hang on your wall and live with every day? There are a few color photographs that I...
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