Fine Art Photography Works

Interest has been expressed to me about publishing what I guess would be called contemporary or abstract fine art black and white photography images.  So instead of publishing some new beautiful fine art landscape photography and infrared images I have waiting in the wings, I thought I would do so.

This first image has actually been one of my favorites for some time now:

The Pile - a lone piling on the beach on the Outer Banks of North Carolina

It has been sitting in an unpublished gallery for about two years.  I’m not quite sure why I like this image so much.  Perhaps it’s the composition or Read the rest of this entry »

Four new fine art landscape photographs have been published in the gallery.  The four fine art images include both abstract and paintography styles.  Paintography is a photograph that is digitally hand-painted to give it a unique, painterly style.  The two paintography images are offered as limited edition prints with a limit of 25 prints per print size.

My favorite is Deadwood Dunes:

Deadwood Dunes

I have taken many pictures of this driftwood bush and the sand dune over a two year period (here’s one).  Night shots, day shots, sunrise and sunset.  It has been interesting to watch this scene change.  This image was captured Read the rest of this entry »

Two new images have been published. I am especially excited about these images because I like them very much. But I am also aware that others may not. It is for that reason – that difference in opinion – that I think the images are important and why I would like to write a few thoughts about them. It’s because the images are symbolic of never-ending debates in the world of art.

Image One:

This first image is abstract:

"Naked Trees" (click image to view in gallery)

I like this image because it is clean and simple. The branches flow with gentle lines and curves. The shading and textures are pleasant to the eye. To me, it’s a nice image.

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