Joshua Trees, Indian Summer Sky was juried into the international Black & White exhibition at the Center for Fine Art Photography. The exhibition will run from August 28 through September 26, 2009 at the Center for Fine Art Photography, Fort Collins, Colorado. Michael’s photograph was one of 51 selected from 2200 international entries.
Additionally, Burned Pinyon [...]
Archive for June, 2009
Exhibition News
Posted in Exhibitions, News on June 23, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Workshop Announcement – Introduction to Large Format Photography
Posted in News, workshops, tagged class, Eastern Sierra, Introduction to Large Format Photography, training, workshops on June 18, 2009 | 1 Comment »
This workshop is now FULL!. Please email Michael to be placed on the waiting list.
I will be teaching an Introduction to Large Format Photography class on the weekend of August 1-2, 2009, in the beautiful Eastern Sierra. If you’re curious about the format, or already own the camera but aren’t sure that you’re using [...]
Ultrachrome Inks for Sale/Barter
Posted in For Sale, tagged Ultrachrome inks on June 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I have a set of 220ml genuine Ultrachrome inks (not K3!) for sale/barter. They can be used in an Epson Stylus Pro 4000, 7600, or 9600. These ink carts were taken from an Epson 7600 which was converted to non-Epson inks, and are in various states of fullness (noted by weight and ‘feel’). A new/full [...]
Photo, picture: Mojave Yucca
Posted in Photographs, Ramblings, tagged abstract, black & white, black and white, extract, Mojave Desert, Mojave Yucca, photo, picture, Yucca schidigera on June 11, 2009 | 8 Comments »
The Mojave Yucca is one of the most ubiquitous plants in the Mojave Desert. Looking at this photograph, you might think that these thread-like filaments would make great thread, rope, and sandals. Native Americans also thought so, and that’s exactly what they did with this plant.
Is this an “abstract” photograph? A lot of photographers [...]
Photo, picture: Frosted Cottonwood Leaves and Grass
Posted in Making the Photograph, Photographs, tagged blue, cold, cottonwood leaves, frost, grass, icy, photo, picture on June 9, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Frosted Cottonwood Leaves and Grass, seen here as a Mini-Print (8″ wide print, 11×14″ mounting/matting, ready-to-frame).
As with many of my photographs, this photograph stayed buried in my files for about 1.5 years before it was unearthed and released. Why? My subconscious photographic vision tends to precede my conscious understanding of the photographs I make. [...]
NEW Photographs, NEW Mini-Prints
Posted in News, tagged mini prints, new photographs on June 5, 2009 | 2 Comments »
NEW Photographs: I am excited to announce the release of twenty-eight new photographs. Please see the New Work portfolio to view them.
NEW Mini-Prints: Recessionary times call for recessionary measures.
I am excited to announce that all photographs on my website are now available as 8″ Open Edition Mini-Prints. All rectangular/panoramic photographs are printed to 8″ [...]
Abusing Camera Gear in the Field
Posted in Advice for Photographers, Making the Photograph, Ramblings, tagged Canyonlands National Park, Chocolate Drops, Ekker Butte, Guy Tal, Panorama Point, photo, picture on June 1, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Outdoor photographers often subject their gear to poor environmental conditions: rain, wind, sleet, snow, blowing sand, and blowdowns. Blowdowns? My camera(s) have been blown over by strong gusts of wind more times than I care to remember. But I’ve been fortunate. I’ve yet to have anything break (beyond use) in the process, and all my [...]
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