Something that I loved about the trip to San Francisco in 2015, besides hanging out with friends, was the night photography. The world becomes a different place and it’s all a stage for light to do some really wicked cool things to capture ...
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.
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Artificial intelligence (AI), futuristic and a degree of break down in the social order.
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My first trip to Chicago and I’m a fan of the architecture !
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I’ve always driven by or walked around the Cobb Galleria Center and wanted to take a photo of the glass pyramid on top of the front atrium. It always reminds me of
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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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Fog is a fantastic mood generator. At least that is what I think after spending a couple of days exploring Gettysburg National Military Park and looking at the early morning and evening photos I took. It was also the resounding advice, piped one of...
A vine that has wound itself around a rusting metal archway.
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With this magic ring, the wearer can see far and distant places.
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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