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Outdoor Portraiture with My First Muse
A muse is defined as a “woman, or a force personified as a woman, who is the source of inspiration for a creative artist.” Tia Stoneman was my first muse. As with a few other models, working with Tia goes back to a group model shoot.
Joe’s Book Club, Chapter 68: It’s a Mystery to Me
For those of you wondering why my recent reviews are mostly mystery novels, I can only admit that first, these are the kind of books I like to read. Second, I request all kinds of books, including photography books, from the library and they take time coming in.
Film Friday: Black and White Glamour Phorography
Black and white is a wonderful media for making portraits because the lack of color simplifies the image, causing you to focus on the subject’s face of the photograph instead of emphasizing their clothing or surroundings.
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Springtime In the Rockies
The Denver area typically see more than 10 inches of snow on average in March but the month is also known for the biggest snowfall events in the region and one foot of snow is predicted for tomorrow!
Automotive Homage to Jerry Garcia
The VW Microbus was also a symbol of the 1960s. Officially known (depending on body type) as the Transporter, Kombi or Microbus, or, informally, as the Bus it was a forward control panel van that was introduced in 1950 by Volkswagen