Day – 17 Tree with glass block windows

Here’s another entry in the downtown Ashland architectural detail project.  One of the beauties of this project is that there are buildings from all eras downtown. Though much of downtown was built in the 19th century, this building has the art deco look of the 1930s. In post processing I had to do some perspective… Continue reading Day – 17 Tree with glass block windows

Day 13 – Garlic

Still grooving on the Farmer’s Market.  I think these garlic bulbs are so pretty.  Color, texture, shapes, it’s all here.  I used the usual post processing formula, detail, brilliance/warmth, darken lighten center in Nik CEP.  Then back in photoshop I added a smart sharpen filter to bring out the lines in those skins just a… Continue reading Day 13 – Garlic

Rose center

I’m deep in the moving process now so this is another image from last week’s trip to the rose garden.  I’m planning to make up for it with a new 100 days project when I get back to Oregon.  I have been debating whether to start a separate blog for that or just post the… Continue reading Rose center

New Oak Leaves

On my trip to Arizona a couple of weeks ago I had it in mind to do a lot of macro photography in Oak Creek Canyon.  Between road construction and wind it didn’t really happen as I had planned.  But I did get a few shots off between wind gusts and this one captured my… Continue reading New Oak Leaves

Bicycle

This week’s photo shoot was cancelled due to windy showery weather so I had to revert to last weeks images from the Quaker Garden in Santa Fe. I’m always a sucker for bicycles and the door with the heart behind it made this one special.  This is another case where I intentionally over processed the… Continue reading Bicycle

Saw Blade Abstract

I headed up to Embudo this week to revisit the Classical Gas Museum.  My primary mission was to collect some grungy textures from the many old gas pumps with all manner of peeling paint and rust.  On my previous visit I had taken a picture of these rusty saw blades and never could do anything… Continue reading Saw Blade Abstract