I wish I could say that I planned this…
But as is the case with much of my life, that simply isn't true. For much of my career in science I have relied upon a solidly unscientific tool- my…
Constantly in Motion
There is a certain irony in trying to photography cherry blossoms. Why try to preserve what is only beautiful because it is impermanent?
Exhalation, Inspiration
I exhale and molecules that once comprised my flesh are thrown forth.
Carbon atoms forged in the furnaces of ancient stars,
borrowed to build what stands before you,
now recycled to the air,
possibly to become flesh again.
I complete and am completed. (more…)
Photography is an Illusion
“Did you do that in photoshop?” No, but does it matter? Photography is not reality. It is not an exact copy of reality. It is something else all together that we convince ourselves is what was real.
Relative Time
Time passes differently depending on your frame of reference. Two time travelers will see the passage of time differently depending on where they stand. I try to imagine this with art photography.
Time and Memory Continued
More from the Time and Memory Series
Memories fold upon themselves, like images printed on silk and allowed to move with the breeze.
The Value of Critique
Two weekends ago I took part in an event called Critical Conversations hosted by the Griffin Photography Museum in Winchester, MA. It was a great learning experience and it reminded me of how and why independent critique is so valuable in creative fields like photography. More after the jump!