As a warm up for my trip to Scotland next week, I was out yesterday in Black Pond Woods at LSNC. There was a lot
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All the excitement with the Leslie Science and Nature Center in 2016 was over their 30th anniversary and especially the exhibition at the Kerrytown Concert House. I was privileged to be one of the Michigan Artists contributing a piece to the exhibition and was able »
Last night was the opening reception for the Michigan Artists exhibition at the Kerrytown Concert House, organized in honor of the 30th Anniversary of the Leslie Science and Nature Center. 27 artists contributed a work each (mostly paintings, some prints, one 3D). This first photograph shows how »
Today I delivered my print for inclusion in the Michigan Artists’ show at the Kerrytown Concert House in celebration of the Leslie Science & Nature Center’s 30th anniversary.
To coincide with the show, I have added a gallery of photographs from Black Pond Woods to my Americas’ website.
There was a time when I was really concerned with detail, with sharpness, in my photographs. With my first digital camera, it didn’t have too many pixels, and I found that frustrating. Many years later I discovered the issue was really more with the software, and reworking those files »
Fall is coming to Black Pond woods. Admittedly, not that much yet. There are quite a few yellowed leaves on the floor. And it is even more difficult to see in the trees themselves. It’s most visible in some of the vines and especially in the sumac.
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Protect endangered habitat and you protect endangered species. That was the message from David Clipner, the Wildlife Program Director at the Leslie Science & Nature Center. I was at the LSNC with other members of the Michigan Artists as David brought various birds of prey and critters »
Over a month since I was last in Black Pond Woods at the Leslie Science Center, and while the almost overwhelming color is still »
I thought I would get back out to the Leslie Science Center, or more particularly into the Black Pond Woods. Still thinking of last week’s tree photos, this seemed a great opportunity to hope for something better. Last week I had been looking for the trees against the »
