by Keron | Feb 23, 2010 | books, Fine Art, Horse Photography, personal projects, tips and process |
I had lunch today with Tim Grey, friend, author of many great books on image editing, creator of wonderful instructional DVD’s, and the Ask Tim Grey newsletter. As always, it was great fun catching up and exchanging stories, but the crux of the conversation was...
by Keron | Feb 14, 2010 | Fine Art, inspiration |
As I type this I am struck by how awkward the word glow looks. Yet the quality or attribute of glowing in a photograph is anything but awkward. I’m talking about subtlety…not a plug-in or technique. I’m not anti-plug-ins, the truth is I have very...
by Keron | Feb 7, 2010 | Horse Photography, inspiration, tips and process |
“We live only to discover beauty. All else is a form of waiting.” Kahlil Gibran Last weekend I went to Healdsburg to photograph a client. Because this was the first time I was photographing a person for a job I had more than the usual nervousness. As the...
by Keron | Jan 27, 2010 | inspiration, personal projects |
The Navajo Nation. From an outsider’s viewpoint, it seems to me that the Navajo people exist in several worlds at once, perhaps uneasily. I’ve traveled to the Chinle, Arizona, area many times now and have made good friends there. On several occasions I...
by Keron | Jan 20, 2010 | inspiration |
As a photographer I have dreamed of creating the kind of work that Damon Winter, James Nachtwey, Lynsey Addario, Ron Haviv, Colin Finlay and many other amazing people do every day. Perhaps one day I will. But for now, these folks are carrying the water…doing...
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