Cadillac Ranch Cadillac Ranch is a public art installation and sculpture in Amarillo, Texas, U.S. It was created in 1974 by Chip Lord, Hudson Marquez and Doug Michels, who were a part of the art group Ant Farm, and it consists of what were (when originally installed during 1974) either
Read more →Massive public aquariums are sprouting up in major cities all over the country, and are a great way to see the undersea world without having to travel to the ocean and learn to scuba dive. Being a photographer you want to be able to photograph the experience, and if you have
Read more →On June 20 I held the first Fort Smith Photowalk and had about 25 photographers show up for a fun day of shooting in historic downtown Fort Smith Arkansas. Bedford Camera and Video in Fort Smith was kind enough to sponsor prizes for the event. One of the interesting things
Read more →Saturday was the great Photo Walk, and we did have a great time. Our walk was attended by about 15 photographers and the weather could not have been better. The route for the Photo Walk consisted on Garrison Ave (Downtown Fort Smith) and Belle Point on the Arkansas River to Catch
Read more →The image here is of the Painted Desert in the Petrified Forest National Park in northeast Arizona. It is very difficult to capture the wide open spaces of the American West with a camera. One way to overcome this is to shoot a panorama, taking multiple exposures and then combining
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Chloride is a mining ghost town, but it never completely died, and therefor has the old abandoned buildings and mining equipment, not having completely died it also has restaurants, gift shops, a silversmith, art gallery’s and more. At one time chloride had over 72 mines operating. Many of the old
Read more →I came across a field with about a dozen old trucks lined up just waiting to have their portraits made. The problem was that it was 12:00 noon in July in the desert, not the ideal time for shooting photos. The solution – HDR or High Dynamic Range, a process
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