Showing posts with label computer altered photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label computer altered photography. Show all posts

Sunday, March 15, 2009

PUBLICATION OF ART WORK

Winter Evening - Oxford, MS Courthouse

This image was chosen for the cover of the upcoming Mississippi State Medical Association meeting in Oxford, MS. I am very pleased that this particular photo was chosen for their brochure.

Friday, March 28, 2008

ABSTRACTING KATRINA

Bay St. Louis - Aug. 29, 2006
Window with Moon


Red Wall 1


Red Wall II



Red Wall III


View from Inside Fire Dog

KATRINA MEETS THE FIRE DOG SALOON

Bay St. Louis, MS - Aug. 29, 2006

Firedog Saloon with Crescent Moon


Front Wall


Outside Looking In


Room With a View


Interior with Fabric, Branches, Sand




Saturday, March 1, 2008

SNoW DaZE - paint cans

Two Cans

Some paint cans used as anchors for a blue tarp turned interesting when an inch of snowfall gave them a new look.










Friday, February 8, 2008

Night Lights in the Key of Life

Moments in time. . . could have missed these, but didn't. As a result, memories flow from them and fill my mind with flecks of glitter and perfumed air.


Pick Up, If You're There.

Thursday, January 24, 2008

OCEAN SPRINGS HARBOR :: Night


These magnificent white birds settle down to roost at night in the trees across from the Shearwater Bridge. They look like little bright spots of light within the blackness of the branches. I had seen them there pre-Katrina but then even in Nov. after Katrina, they weren't there. This past Nov., I was thrilled to see them there that night I drove to the bridge! I parked and walked back up on the bridge, propped the Lumix on the railing and shot. What a treat!


The Cranes are Little Lights
Computer altered photo.


Boats in OS Harbor


On the opposite side of the bridge is the Harbor and the boats were so beautiful sitting there in the quiet night. I could have stayed there all night just watching the colors, smelling the night air, and listening to the softness of the lapping water.

Photos shot with the Lumix.