Friday, January 6, 2012
Today's photos:
I admit it didn't occur to me until near the end of my walk today, but the entire walk had a very Jackson Pollock kind of feel to it. Minor White and Paul Caponigro also come to mind.
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Friday, January 6, 2012
A Few More Photos of Birds Along the San Antonio River
Thursday, January 5, 2012
There is an old saying in professional photography: "Your most expensive photo is the one you didn't take." Every true-blooded photographer I know takes a lot more photos than will likely ever see the light of day. It is a compulsion. It is inconceivable not to take a photograph of something that generates a visual response. The majority of these photos, for various reasons, will likely never be published.
So, this is as good a time as any to publish a few of the photos that might not otherwise be included in a post. Here is a series of photos of birds along the San Antonio River that I haven't yet published. The first seven were taken on December 16 and the second seven on December 30:
There is an old saying in professional photography: "Your most expensive photo is the one you didn't take." Every true-blooded photographer I know takes a lot more photos than will likely ever see the light of day. It is a compulsion. It is inconceivable not to take a photograph of something that generates a visual response. The majority of these photos, for various reasons, will likely never be published.
So, this is as good a time as any to publish a few of the photos that might not otherwise be included in a post. Here is a series of photos of birds along the San Antonio River that I haven't yet published. The first seven were taken on December 16 and the second seven on December 30:
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Hardberger Park, Oak Loop Trail, A Study in Visual Rhythm
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Today's photos:
Today's photos:
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
The Lesser Scaup
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
There are a lot of ducks on the San Antonio River. This time of year they are almost all mallards. On my walk on Friday, December 16, one duck stood out from all the mallards with its black tipped white bill and dark black head. This is a Lesser Scaup. There are a few of them spending their winter here:
There are a lot of ducks on the San Antonio River. This time of year they are almost all mallards. On my walk on Friday, December 16, one duck stood out from all the mallards with its black tipped white bill and dark black head. This is a Lesser Scaup. There are a few of them spending their winter here:
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