Month: November 2011

I photographed this graffiti at one of the piers in San in San Francisco. In the background you see the Oakland-Bay bridge.

Enjoy and happy photographing!

I photographed this peace of art at a wall in China town in San Francisco.

Enjoy and keep on photographing!

Go walk though your town(s) and look for graffiti. You will find all kind of different “art” from gangs marking their territory to political statements expressed in graffiti. Have fun!

I photographed this graffiti in former East Germany. I think it speaks for itself!

Over the years I saw many beautiful images of an Iris. I tried to photograph this flower in a little different way. I choose a 15mm super wide angle lens on a full frame camera. This is not they type of lens to photograph flowers. I did it anyway and I love this shot.

Enjoy and keep on photographing!

Trips to Bodie, CA were highlights during the year. Bodie has so much to offer and on this trip I was just lucky because there were so many clouds around.

Enjoy and keep on growing in your photography!

I believe these flowers are called fox glove. I photographed them at Gamble Garden in Palo Alto. Gamble Garden is one of my favorite place to photograph in California. They people there are always friendly and there are many opportunities to create great images.

Happy Thanksgiving and keep on photographing!

It was an incredible moment when I photographed this hand. I admired the person that was so creative and I treasure this image.

Enjoy and be thankful!

It is thanksgiving week and I thought it might be appropriate to reflect on your/my images and see if we have grown in our photography. I challenge you to go through your images that pick the best five images and share them. You may email them to me (frgolz@yahoo.com)

I photographed the sunset at Point Lobos in February. Point Lobos is located south of Carmel, CA. I just love this image.

Enjoy and keep on growing in your photography!

I walked around the fountain several times looking for a good background. Recently the City of Merced put up a wall full of tiles. Thoses tiles, thrown out of focus, were the perfect background for my image.

Enjoy and happy Friday!

I opened my lens up all the way to get a very small depth of field. The exposure time at ISO 100 is 1/400sec. In this image you only see water and only at the top right hand side you may get a glimpse that this water is coming from somewhere..

Enjoy and keep on photographing!