They say odd numbers are more interesting in a photo. Isn’t that odd ?
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Trees are often treasure chests full of character and texture. I saw this one at
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A mountain access road at the nearby national park in metro Atlanta. I liked how the break in the clouds gave me some creative freedom
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Some days a normal photo is beyond me. I am inspired by the words behind the image in other’s works. Some bloggers on minimalism I follow were asked why all the photos on the site are in black and white ?
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Meandering through the meticulously designed landscape of Gibbs Gardens in Ball Ground, Georgia, is a relaxing stream, travelling along the custom designed waterfalls and ponds
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A game of matching random buildings in the wild to chess pieces.
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The delicate balance of color and mood.
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Often during post processing I will start playing around with different ideas, with no goal in mind, other than to experiment. Such is the case with
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I was recently challenged to come up with 7 black and white images with no description or humans over social media. I like the idea of a challenge as it brings a gaming twist to the learning process. Like this:Like...
This image made me think of an android, robot head and Radiohead is one of my favorite bands.
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Funny how we ask people if we can take their photo, but not trees.
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There are very few movies that I see on opening day, Blade Runner 2049 being one of them. This was a cinematic experience that really tied together cinematography, story telling and the current conversation of...
Walking back from a hike on a mountain access road in North metro Atlanta, I could hear thunder start to rumble.
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Imagine you are flying the Millennium Falcon, have your destination set for the Milky Way and are preparing for ludicrous speed.
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Jamie Peters