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
If you didn’t catch the premiere of “From the Edge with Peter Lik” on The Weather Channel tonight, try to catch a repeat or watch it on your TV provider’s “on demand” equivalent – much fun, beautiful scenery, and some great photography. I love the “Tree of the Universe” image shown on the episode! And…
I just finished reading Guy Tal’s latest blog entry, Small Joys. If you don’t already follow his work – all of it, written as well as photographic – you need to click on that link and spend some time exploring his site. (Really, I’m serious – you’ll thank me for it!) Guy inspires, simple as…
I’m now offering posters of my photos! The 6 shown below are the first I’ve done; I’ll be adding to these over time, but if you have a particular image you’re interested in seeing as a poster, drop me a line & let me know. These are suitable for framing, printed on high-quality paper with…
Friend and fellow photographer Chris Quillen is offering new classes at the Beloit Fine Arts Incubator. He has 3 scheduled at the moment – Understanding Your DSLR, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Preview (free!), and Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. Chris is a terrific photographer and instructor with decades of experience – if you are getting started with your…
November’s Desktop Wallpaper is an autumn photo from the northwoods of Wisconsin. I was driving toward a state park when this harvest scene caught my eye. I don’t often include farmland in my images, but in this case I found the round bales of hay scattered on the bright, rolling field with a backdrop of…
Here are my observations after several rounds of print tests, expanded a bit to include not only LexJet Sunset Photo Metallic Paper but also satin & glossy papers and both Hahnemuhle Protective Spray and PremierArt Print Shield spray. I hesitate to call them anything but observations, as the differences I noted were in many cases…
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.