Shooting Outside Gallery

Almost everyone I meet when it comes to my photo art asks me, as I suppose they do most artists, is how did you get started?  Since I was a very young boy on the farm, 6 or 7, I have been shooting everything in my line of sight. In those early days I found that anything could inspire me. Grasshoppers and Gartner snakes to coyotes and eagles, as well a rows of crops we grew. Eventually I was given a small Brownie, just to prevent me from using my Mother's Kodak out in the fields. I was thrilled. Since then I have gone through many styles of shooting and editing. Eventually I have settled on two distinct presentations, described below. It's a journey and I hope you can enjoy this while you're here Fine art and Emotive art: I divide them; Fine art will be that idyllic scene that fits a particular space on your wall and in your heart, while Emotive art is the one that grabs you, shakes your senses and perhaps appears even more realistic or powerful than nature intended. You be

Comment below giving me your preference in printed wall art and I'll scour my portfolios to see if I can come up with what you prefer. I can't promise you I'll find it, but it can't hurt to take a run at it. If I do, I'll add it to this post                                        ✅ UPDATE from July, 22, 2023✅ Requests for summer outdoor images seemed to be the most popular thus far, so here are a couple of links to images that match  You'll find it here You'll find it here If you're still looking here is a starting point for you My website's Portfolios already uploaded You'll find images relating to this trip to the Gifford Pinchott National Forest there too Now drop me a line bellow with your suggestions 

Homeowners may have various reasons for wanting to replace art in their homes. Here are a few possible motivations: Change of Style or Taste: Over time, people's tastes and preferences can evolve. Homeowners may feel that the existing art no longer aligns with their current aesthetic or style preferences. They might want to replace it with artwork that better reflects their evolving tastes or matches the updated interior design of their home. Some examples here Desire for Refreshment: Sometimes homeowners simply want to refresh the look and feel of their living space. Changing the artwork can be an effective way to introduce a new visual element and create a fresh atmosphere. It can help prevent the space from feeling stagnant or monotonous. Personal Connection: Art is often deeply personal, and homeowners may have a strong emotional connection to certain pieces. However, over time, they may seek new art that resonates with them on a more profound level or represents a different ph

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