Mission Hill #24
I have returned from a week long holiday to the Okanagan region of British Columbia. Technically the trip was only part holiday. I had gone out there to photograph vineyards and orchards, although I ended up spending most of my time on the vineyards. I am thankful to have had an escape from our cold, [...]
In: New Work · Tagged with: BC, grapes, Lensbaby, pinhole, vineyard, wine
Flowering Fields
The other day Robert Genn wrote about finding your artist’s voice. It was an interesting subject which I have been spending a bit of time with for the past several months. When I was first told my work lacked direction I was really taken aback. To me, my focus was pretty clear and I just [...]
In: Creativity · Tagged with: canola, farm, field, pinhole
A Series Of Questions
Margaret Harker in the book “The Linked Ring” writes:
The image construction of a photograph is entirely different from that of a free-hand drawing or painting. Nevertheless, it is creative thought and visual discrimination combined with manual dexterity which distinguishes the master painter from the hack; likewise it is creative thought and visual discrimination combined with [...]
