An Educational Duet on the: The Search for Simplicity vs. Complexity Sharon Tenenbaum and Rick Hulbert team up to talk about advancing your photographic talents. Hear from 2 International Award Winning Photographers 2 points of view. SHARON TENENBAUM: “Rick teaches how to give an objective depiction of reality whereas I am completely subjective.” My background starts out … [Read more...]
Triptychs Part 1 of 3: Fundamentals
Be who you are and say what you feel because those who matter don’t mind and those who mind don’t matter Bernard Baruch 1 - Introduction This is the first of a series of three essays on triptychs. This new series builds upon the concepts established in my previous essays, in particular, my just-completed series on abstract landscape photographs. You can read my previous … [Read more...]
The Long Road – William Neill Photographer a Retrospective
We all walk the long road. Sometimes the light is all shining on me, sometimes I can barely see. What a long strange trip it has been, on this long and winding road. These lines from classic rock and roll songs pop into my head as I try to write about my four decades as a landscape photographer. You may ask yourself, how did I get here? When I was growing up, my family often … [Read more...]
Polar Fever
I love ice and icebergs. I am enthralled by these floating and artful armadas. I am not the first. From Antarctica to Greenland and beyond, countries and people for centuries were obsessed by these unmapped mazes of ice. Naval expeditions, fortune-seeking whalers, and sealers sailed deep into these uncharted waters facing untold misery and hardships, never knowing if they … [Read more...]
