20080730 : My how time flies!We can't believe it's been so long since we've had a chance to post here! Time certainly does fly, and now we find ourselves half way through the summer, and facing our last couple of art shows already. Needless to say, we have been very busy juggling work, art, and a move, as well as some technical issues with our printer (more on that later).We would like to take this chance to thank all our art patrons who have come out to spend some time with us, or who have bought our work. We appreciate you folks more than you know! And we would be remiss not to send a heartfelt THANK YOU to Amy Amdur and all her staff. They run the most professional and buttoned-down art shows we've ever been in or to. They really set the bar high in terms of advertising and taking care of their artists and patrons. They foster a wonderful sense of community and family that we are proud to be a part of. Anyway, since Kathryn has recently gotten her hands on a small point & shoot camera, she has been doing a little bit of documentary work at the shows. We thought you all might enjoy seeing a glimpse into our art show weekends.  Our first show took place under rather stormy skies. There is nothing worse during an art show than inclement weather.  Here is Tim relaxing at the rear of the tent.  And here is Kathryn.  During our first show of the season, Kathryn was freezing, so our fellow photographer friends, Jim and Karen McCollum, were kind enough to loan her a coat.  There is nothing better during an art show than clear skies!  We won a merit award at the North Shore show. It's hanging from the front panel.  Kathryn posing inside the tent.  And finally, here's a simple interior tent shot, with an art enthusiast examining our business cards out front. 20080220 : Lunar Eclipse This was a fun experiment on a very cold night in February. 20071120 : Under A Watchful Eye In the darkness of pre-dawn, this scene initially appeared quite static. But as the light grew we were amazed as subtle wind patterns slowly danced over the water, while the crescent moon sank swiftly toward the horizon. This presented an exposure challenge: we wanted a shutter speed long enough to capture the water patterns, yet fast enough to freeze the motion of the moon. Mission accomplished! 20071119 : South Tufa at Dawn This is the type of light that photographers live for. Soft, indirect, glowing, shadowless. Its luminous nature envelopes everything and creates an atmosphere so tangible one can almost feel it. On a technical note, this image is one of our super high resolution panoramic images. In the quest for big print size, Timothy embraced multi-shot panoramas last year during our trip to southern Utah, but Kathryn doggedly resisted this new and time-consuming technique. Although still shooting primarily single full-frame shots, she finally she gave in, and this is her first high res pano. It can be printed with excellent sharpness and detail in sizes up to 24" tall by 76" wide, or even larger. 20071112 : Black Point Sunrise We didn't think we'd see anything spectacular this morning, as the sky was completely clear when we awoke around 4am. However, as the sky began to lighten, wispy clouds quickly gathered to catch the sun's first rays. 20071111 : Earth Shine Windy gusts blow down from the mountains, leaving mysterious dark ripples across the surface of the lake. As the sky brightens, the moon sinks swiftly to the horizon, soon to disappear in the glow of the morning star rising beneath it. In this case, it is clear that the moon is actually being lit by two light sources: the glowing white limn by the sun, and the dark lunar body by the sun's light reflected off the earth. | Archive20080730 : My how time flies!20080220 : Lunar Eclipse 20071120 : Under A Watchful Eye 20071119 : South Tufa at Dawn 20071112 : Black Point Sunrise 20071111 : Earth Shine 20071106 : Amber Waves 20071105 : Afternoon Idyll 20071104 : The Last Stand 20071102 : The Old Marina 20071028 : Black Point Fissure 20071024 : Black Point Dawn 20071022 : Rose Water 20071018 : Phoenix From the Ashes 20071015 : Mono Lake Trip 20071001 : Working Artist Exhibit 20070910 : The End of the Season 20070813 : What We Live For 20070717 : Halfway Point 20070716 : Map to Yellow Rock 20070704 : Independence Day 20070702 : Eyes to the Skies 20070630 : Touched 20070621 : The Bend 20070620 : On Edge 20070618 : Grand Staircase 20070615 : Adrenaline 20070613 : Monumental in Color 20070611 : Father's Day Sale 20070606 : Second Chance 20070604 : Thank You! 20070530 : An Unexpected Surprise 20070524 : Through the Trees 20070517 : Night Life 20070516 : Mill and Sluice 20070511 : Wick Trees II 20070508 : Bonsai 20070501 : Autumn Ravine 20070423 : Keyhole 20070420 : Catching the Sun 20070416 : Sagebrush Shadows 20070413 : Dunes 20070410 : Horseshoe Bend I 20070409 : Desert Mirror 20070405 : Diffusion 20070404 : Mist in the Valley 20070403 : Branches 20070402 : Haunted Hills 20070330 : Still Waters 20070329 : Ruby Glow 20070328 : Spectators 20070327 : River to the Sea 20070326 : Last Light 20070323 : Warm Waters 20070322 : Kiss the Sky 20070321 : Horseshoe Bend II 20070320 : Antelope Canyon 20070319 : Devil's Golfcourse 20070316 : Devil's Cauldron 20070315 : Devil's Garden 20070314 : The Spirit of Spring 20070313 : Wick Trees I 20070312 : The Break of Dawn II 20070311 : The Break of Dawn I 20070310 : Sky Meets Earth 20070309 : Time Travel 20070308 : Passageway 20070307 : Fern Branch Falls 20070306 : Unnamed Falls 20070305 : Lush 20070302 : Cataract Falls 20070301 : Autumn River 20070228 : Room with a View 20070227 : Tremont River 20070226 : A Moment in Time 20070225 : The Next Generation 20070224 : Marymere Falls 20070223 : The Slew 20070222 : Red Rock River Bed 20070221 : Roaring Fork Tub Mill 20070220 : Inversion Series 20070215 : Shimmer Series 20070210 : Sphere Series 20070202 : New Photos Added 20070119 : Fire Over the Valley 20070118 : Illumination 20070117 : Morning Glow 20070116 : Bryce Canyon Sunrise 20070115 : Unveiling 20070112 : Reverie 20070111 : Moonscape 20070110 : Diamond Rock 20070109 : Land's End 20070108 : Fog in the Cove 20070106 : Path to the Sky 20070105 : Misty Lake 20070104 : Breaking Through 20070103 : Wandering Soul 20070101 : Moonstruck 20061229 : Details at Four Feet 20061227 : Early Bird 20061221 : Chiaroscuro 20061219 : Shadow of the Earth 20061218 : Monumental Storm 20061217 : Site Updates 20061216 : Greetings |
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