It’s time for another of my posts influenced by another photographer I’ve been looking at lately.  This time it’s Don McCullin.  His work is . . . well, not the type of work I usually talk about. Though I did buy my first book of his in 1981 and occasionally return to it. Still, it’s not the type of work I do, fortunately.  Don’t worry, the accompanying photographs are mine, not his.

I’m back up for air . . . finally, and starting to get my wits about me again.  Here’s a little something as an apology and motivation for me to get back into the groove of thinking and posting.  And of course, working on images.

Ann and I recently watched a video interview with Joe Cornish.  Man did he make me think.  Head on over to the blog to check out some of my thoughts about comments he made.

Come join us on our latest excursion to check out some of the local historical sites!  The title should give you a hint about where we went.  It’s a bit of a serious post, but worth reading I think.

It’s not every weekend that you go from first concept to final print in 24 hours.  Well, Ann did just that recently.  Come on over to the blog to check out  the latest story in the printing the image series.

Sometimes if you want to work, you have to work with what you have.  Come check out my thoughts about the final set of photographs I worked on from the farm in Normandy.

Sometimes you’re not necessarily photographing to make wonderful photographs.  Head over to the blog to check out some of the visual exercises from our trip to Normandy.

It’s not really all about the light . . .  but then again, it is.  Come check out some thoughts about light and image making, along with a couple of images from Normandy.

Even after living here for three years now (has it really been that long?), The Netherlands can still throw us a surprise or two.  Come check out the latest from the lowlands.