Passion for Photos

The idea of making a postcard is to ad clarifying text to you composition. I hope you enjoyed this exercise as much as I did.

Have a great week-end!

The image on the top is created from “Inspiration Point.” On the bottom from left to right: El Capitan. the Merced River and the dead Cedar tree in The Valley. Enjoy!

I photographed yesterday in San Francisco. One of my favorite place is the Dahlia Garden right outside the Conservatory of Flowers. Enjoy!

Bodie is a ghost-town close to Mono Lake in California. It is worth a visit anytime. Enjoy and let’s create more postcards.

Create a postcard this week. The size of my postcard is 1263X1641 @300PPI. Use this setting if you would like to have your postcard printed. For the web I reduced the size to 385X500 @72PPI. You may combine one, two, three or more image and text into your composition. Again, as always, have fun with this exercise!

This is a postcard that I produced for the Chamber of Commerce and it is available in the City of Chowchilla.

On my photographic exercise walk I discovered this mug on the old Jeep. The lines and the circle create a beautiful contrast; so does the old jeep in comparisson to the new mug.

Enjoy and happy photographing!

By the way, since I am actively looking for circles, I see them everywhere!

On my exercise walk I discovered this pipe. While I was setting up my tripod and camera several people walked by and they were wondering “what the heck” I was photographing. I told them that I try to look for things that we normally overlook like this pipe.

Enjoy and happy photographing!

The challenge for this week is to photograph images with circles in them. Use only full circles and as always: Have fun with this exercise!

A wagon week is an ideal for this exercise. I photographed this wheel last Saturday in Bodie, CA. There are more images from Bodie on our other blog. Go to www.photoblog.eye2eyephotostudio.com

This is another rescue cat. She was the busiest of all cats that I photographed, constantly moving and exploring. I love looking at her eyes and I wonder how much joy and how much suffering they have seen. Having seen and photographed mall these cats created in me a feeling compassion for them. When you see an ally cat don’t be mean to her, don’t kick her, her life is most likely rough enough. I am an image maker and I learned that the images I make also make me.

Have a great week-end!

I gave this image the title “trust!” This is a very young rescue cat that was abandoned and he is currently nursed back to health by one of my neighbors. We are in need of finding a good home for him. Since I started photographing animals and specifically cats I am sad how many of them went through a lot of suffering. I am shocked how cruel humans can be to animals and I am joyful having met people that care and give up sleep just to feed a little creature like this one every four hours a day.

Have a wonderful Thursday and happy photographing!