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Archive Learning | The Light Without
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Thinking about thinking and not thinking. How much thinking do you do when you photograph? What did this tell me? Well, that some of the things I worried about when making photographs could now be relegated to what you might describe as muscle memory. I could trust myself to do them as needed whenever I made a photograph and concentrate on what I wanted to express with the photograph. And instead of worrying about those things, I was free to really think about how the photograph would. After you’ve done ...
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Archive Close to Home | The Light Without
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You may have guessed that this would be the November wallpaper if you saw it when I posted it on Flickr. And you would have been right. After I shot and processed it, it was obvious to me that it would make a fine desktop/phone/tablet wallpaper. So here it is. I shot this at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis, about 10 minutes from my office, on my lunch break. It’s the same location I shot for the June 2011 wallpaper. November 2011 wallpaper Desktop (1920 x 1200). Posted in Close to Home. I’ve...
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A Photographic Journey | The Light Without
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I’m a little late with this one, as my mother once again reminds me, but because I am, you get an image from this past weekend that I photographed while I was at the Close to Home workshop in Port Townsend, Washington. This one is actually from the World Wide PhotoWalk. On Sunday, which Ray led and which featured the Kinetic Sculpture Race. Before the race began, however, I was walking around the docks with Brian Matiash. I hope you enjoy it. October wallpaper Desktop (1920 x 1200). For their generous su...
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Archive Education | The Light Without
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Thinking about thinking and not thinking. How much thinking do you do when you photograph? What did this tell me? Well, that some of the things I worried about when making photographs could now be relegated to what you might describe as muscle memory. I could trust myself to do them as needed whenever I made a photograph and concentrate on what I wanted to express with the photograph. And instead of worrying about those things, I was free to really think about how the photograph would. After you’ve done ...