"FROM THE FIELD" of Soaring Light Images
Moab Photo Symposium 2013 Workshops
Just returned from a weekend in Moab for the 2013 10th Annual Moab Photo Symposium. I took 2 workshops - 1 with symposium organizer Bruce Hucko on water relections in Mill Creek Basin. The other workshop was with Colorado "Photographer Laureate" John Fielder who took us into Arches National Park to shoot photos along the area known as "Park Avenue" and ended up shooting sunset light on Balanced Rock as seen above. There was another workshop with Jack Dykinga that brought both groups together for this sunset shot.
Accepted into the 2013 Louisville Art Association International Juried Photo Show
I just received a notice that the B&W version of my "HER BOOTS AND SPURS" photo (taken at Pack Creek Ranch in Moab during the 2011 Moab Photo Symposium workshop by photographer Jeff Vanuga) was accepted into this year's photo show by the Louisville Art Association. They received over 900 submissions from all over the US and 4 other countries. Only 90 or so were accepted. This photo was the only one of 5 I submitted, to get into this show which opens at the Louisville Arts Center on June 1st.
Honorable Mention Award at the 2013 Spring Louisville Art Association Member Show
My "Guanella Pass Reflectons" photo received an Honorable Mention Award this evening (1 of 5) at the 2013 Louisville Art Association Spring member show. I also have submitted this photo (1 of 5) to the upcoming LAA National Photo Show for consideration.
Gallery Wrap of SNOW TULIPS Ready to Ship!
My 24" x 36" gallery wrap of my sold SNOW TULIPS photo, is ready to ship to the client in Owensboro, Kentucky where it will be hung in mid-March in a new hospital....
Point Loma
Arrived in San Diego on Thursday (Jan. 17, 2013) and have been shooting photos each morning and late afternoon. Yesterday, I went to Point Loma and shot this photo from the top landing of the spiral staircase inside the old lighthouse, looking straight down at the bottom by the entrance way. I was unable to use my tripod due to the angle I needed with the camera, so I held my hand as steady as could be and released the shutter at 1/8th of a second using my Nikkor 18-200mm VR lens.