Devil's Dream - new video

My sister Susan and I had fun collaborating on a number of fiddle tunes.  Susan recorded them on her cello, and I added various digital tracks.  This one called out for a video that featured dreamlike imagery with a bit of humor.

#16 or 31 best of 2018 photos

Double exposure shot in the garden in Albion

Moss and Lichen Growing Over Everything

Robson-Harrington old door with lichen covered brick wall.  Big contrast from the last several drought years.  Now there is too much water!

Honorable Mention at the Marin County Fair

My five photos entered in the special category - "In Focus," judged by Jack Fulton, got an honorable mention.   #1 winner was Louise Williams, a Bay Area photographer, who composited zoo animals into rooms in a charming way.  Can't find a link on-line but here is her Saatchi page: http://www.saatchiart.com/louisekwilliams

Santa Fe In-Camera Double Exposure

What fun, creating photo art compositions out of Santa Fe's sculptures, botanicals, rocks, walls, metal plates and wrought iron bars.  Doing double exposure in camera, you never know what you're going to get!

In Love With Double Exposure - Around the Neighborhood

Even the Roses Are Shaking on News of Prince's Demise

What Happens When You Stay Up Too Late Editing Photos!

I Wish I Still Looked Like I Did In 1965

Working on a series of portraits for my photography class at TheImageFlow in Mill Valley, CA.

Bird of Paradise

Loving the in-camera double exposure feature of my Nikon D750!

Tutti Frutti Snow Maiden

Having fun on a cloudy day

Snow Maiden

#4 in my "People Plus Nature" double exposure photo series: 1965 Santa Barbara Lucy meets 1977 Frozen New York Niagara Falls.  There isn't much snow at sea level in California but there was so much snow in January of 1977 in New York, the Niagara Falls nearly froze.

Elsa On Glass

#3 in my series of People Plus Nature: Two versions of 1965 Elsa in a Photoshop CC double exposure attempt with E.A. Autrey's magnificent stained glass picture of the sun shining.  A bit of a stretch on the concept of "nature."  Which works better, top Option #1 or bottom Option #2?