How to Make the Call: Color, or Black and White?
The ease with which we can choose color over black and white shouldn’t determine our choice.
Lost and Found Treasures
How does discovery reward the disorganized mind? With bounty and sweetness.
Following the Signs
Signs can lead you in many directions. Follow a few of these to see where they lead you.
Unfolding in Luxury
Enjoy an image that unfolds in slow, sensual luxury, from my Naturescapes collection.
What’s Not to Like About Texas?
Here’s an ode to a state that’s bigger than its appetites, in photographs.
Here’s a Secret About Photographs
What can we learn from photographs about the secrets they are hiding?
So Many Signs, So Little Time
Life gets a lot more interesting when you try to make sense of all of the signs.
So Simple, So Sweet, It Needs No Words
Just one simple, sweet photograph that necessarily speaks for itself.
How to Shoot a Texas-Size Panorama
When you encounter an interior that is as impressive as the Texas State Capitol’s dome, you’ll need to shoot like a Texan.
Does Technology Always Point the Way?
While it may be possible to predict the future, it’s much easier to predict the past–thanks to the 1964 World’s Fair.
Miles Upon Miles of Motel Doors
A road trip across the West in 1980 turned up lots of memorable motel doors, among many other finds.
Cast Shadows Never Let Me Down
Shadows from the most ubiquitous of window coverings, Venetian blinds, imprint themselves into my favorite photographs.
A Collection of Distortions
Does your preference for distorted reflections indicate something about your personality? Maybe.
A Collection of Reflections
Sometimes I prefer my reflections to be crystal clear, sometimes not. Today they’re mirror images.
Seeing Black and White In Color
Compare an image in black and white with its color counterpart. How do your impressions differ?
