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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It was January of 2016 when I drove downtown to meet up with fellow photographers, Chris Kalmback and Bob Coates that were in Atlanta on travel. I had become a fan of Chris’ artistic B&W photography in The Arcanum and Bob was here to speak at a...
With this magic ring, the wearer can see far and distant places.
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“Marty: Hey, Doc, you better back up, we don’t have enough road to get up to 88.
Doc Brown: Roads? Where we’re going, we don’t need… roads.”
~Back To The Future
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The long exposure clouds here almost seem like a surreal blanket of strange and crazy, descending onto a peaceful beach, which made me think of the Blade Runner world. Add in the volleyball net for some mystery.
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This is a visual representation of meditation.
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In the early morning hours, before the crowds, at Fort Walton Beach, Florida, the umbrellas are positioned in an inviting pose
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When science intersects with art, in this case a rough representation of DNA. A simple covered walkway in
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A collage of a word, in full tilt, from street art found at the Marietta Square
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Integrating the vision of another artist into my own canvas. This was photographed in the middle of the afternoon hard light and made to look like a fade to night special effect.
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“Eventually, everything will have a digital twin. This is happening faster than you may think.”
-Kevin Kelly
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That crazy cat from the 1970s comic.
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The Pennsylvania monument at Gettysburg during sunset.
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The best advice I think was given by Douglas Adams: “Don’t Panic.”
-Arthur C. Clarke
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Jamie Peters