Well, I’m still behind on processing images, but here are a few more from my October trip to the northwoods of Wisconsin and Michigan’s U.P. This group of images was shot around Superior Falls on Lake Superior.
As always, please let me know what you think!
– Jack
Welcome to the new site! Some things (like the old news posts) are still in transition, so please bear with me as I keep plugging away. Please have a look around and post your comments – I’d love to hear from you. – Jack
I’ve just updated the galleries (mostly by culling old photos that weren’t up to my current standards) and changed the way the gallery system works behind the scenes. If you spot any problems, please let me know! As always, thanks for visiting! – Jack
I’m reading Guy Tal’s new ebook, “Creative Processing Techniques” – highly recommended! It offers clear explanations of principles, the reasoning behind his workflow recommendations, and is illustrated with his own great photos. The best part of the book for me is the look behind the curtains at Guy’s thoughts and explorations as he works through…
If you share photos on multiple social sites – facebook, twitter, 500px, flickr, pinterest, or any of the many others out there – I’d like to talk with you about the issues you encounter and how the experience could be made better. If you’d like to be part of this conversation, you can comment below…
Well, another ArtWalk has come and gone. I haven’t seen any numbers, but my impression was that Friday evening was very well attended. Saturday was a bit slow, but then again it was a beautiful day and I’m sure people were out enjoying the weather. I got to meet and chat with art collectors, fellow…
So, the first day of the Beloit ArtWalk is over, and it was a pretty good one! Lots of people turned out, and as far as I could tell folks were having a pretty good time. These events serve as a welcome reminder that no matter what its problems, Beloit has a lot of friendly,…
All very nice Jack. I particularly like the rock. There is just always something about the texture and mix of colors that make images like this look like abstract paintings.
Thanks, Mark! I agree about the abstract look to a lot of autumn shots – there’s something very painterly about the subject.