Anne Hornsby

Excellent line images.  Congrats, folks!

Welcome Steve!

Beautiful framing and hue, Steve

Death of urban manufacturing

Endless expressway construction

@patography   Pat if you can enlarge the image a bit and look to the left of the karst, you’ll see a tour boat, probably a 60 footer.   It wasn’t that far from the karst, so it is tall.

I would guess it is between 1,000 and 1,300 feet tall.   Not as tall as a mountain, but tall relative to the flat sea. This is the Gulf of Tonkin, part of the S…[Read more]

Thank you so much, folks.   I had never seen anything like this until our trip to Vietnam. This is Halong Bay and this odd looking creation is one of many limestone karsts that dot the area.  Some 500 million years ago limestone collected in thick layers (thousands of meters thick according to google), then the earth launched into tectonic up…[Read more]

Oh, my, thank you Federico.  @federicoalegria. This is Halong Bay, Vietnam.

Your comment was very thoughtful.  The phrase ‘legacy of direct photography’  is new to me, but it does describe how I often photograph, especially when traveling.  For me one very important purpose of the ‘conscious gaze toward the plant’ is to help me remember, esp…[Read more]

Lush, Patrick.  How did you make it?

Lush, Patrick.  How did you make it?

Wow, Diane.  What a dramatic carapace.  This dude must be ready to mate, eh?

Nice, Patrick.  Love the choice of stencil design.  The Ns, As, Ds pop.

You’re right, Pat – that splash of red draws the eye right away,

Cool view of a spray can with Blood Red paint, Patrick!

Cool, Pat. the beak looks like a hummingbird, but the red patch looks like a red-winged blackbird?  Do you know what it is>

Gorgeous, stephanie.  This is a hue of red I love.  Not sure what to call it. Crimson?

I love this, Patrick.  The red really drenches the image.  In my science brain, I image s/he is reaching for mycelia from a giant fungi.

Fascinating,, Pat.  I’ve never heard that.  I’ll be looking myself now, out of curiousity.

Really mysterious and beguiling, Diane!