Yesterday a member of the Texas Photographic Society notified me that the juror for the contest to which I’d submitted the above image accepted the above image as one of 50 pieces for their next show. The show will be at “The Silos in Houston” starting October 26th.

I made the photo from the rotating lounge of a hotel in Los Angeles in April of 2018 and I think it’s one of my better landscapes, even though it’s in “portrait” orientation. I’m quite pleased that it was selected and will be on display in print form.

Now I just have to go make the print : P

I shared this directly on FB earlier, but this photo of the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Department in Phoenix will be on digital display in Hungary in October.

Woke up today to find that I’d received an honorable mention for not ONE but TWO photos I submitted to this year’s contest. You can find them on my Published / On Display page. Look for the round green badge : )

What’s that?

Something from July is in the Public Galleries. Better go have a look!

I imagine we all see different things in the clouds.

I suspect our state of mind influences that.

What do YOU see?

Yes!

Because I found out that one of my photos will be displayed digitally in the BBA Gallery (bba-gallery.com) in Berlin, Germany early in September. This is a result of placing high (enough) in a GuruShots contest a month or two ago.

I imagine it’ll just be on a rotating slide show with many many others…

But still…!!! : P

The summer theme, aside from water, seems to be trying to catch up. I’m still behind by one shoot. Typically I try to do one, edit one so I don’t get behind and people don’t have to wait more than 7-10 days at most, but that’s not been the case with the number of shoots I’ve gotten in and the 3 trips I took.

Oh well, good problems to have, right?

So, in an effort to start getting caught up on posting here’s another sampling from a shoot in June (Public Galleries)

I’ve created a dedicated Manitoba page for my landscapes last weekend.

Above is a bonus steel-wool spinning long exposure I made before the Northern Lights came out.

Special thanks to Beyond Boundaries Academy

( http://www.createbeyondboundaries.com )

I went to Canada over the weekend with a group (Beyond Boundaries – http://www.createbeyondboundaries.com) to see, among other natural sites, the Northern Lights. To the naked eye they looked like white wisps of cloud. To the camera over many seconds, and with some Lightroom touchup, they look like this.

One more item off the bucket list.

A few pieces from the last underwater shoot I did (so far?) this summer. July was a light month for shooting, but hopefully I will get a few more underwater shoots in for August.

Check them out in the Public Galleries