Scanned Japanese washi paper and a B&W treatment of trees shot in Seattle make for a happy marriage. 

Photoshop has a new feature where you can run an image through a filter to make it look like another style of art.  Top:  Sam in Greece with...

 Playing with layers put the waves in the sand dunes at the beach.  

  Always in the mood to learn something new, while not wanting the end result to to be like anyone else's, I decided to experiment.  Pho...

 Top to Bottom Photo shot in Seattle, September 2011 with Amber, Cole and Wilson - as shot Same photo with B&W filter and some Photoshop...

I'm back doing more fabric designs, which are available in my Spoonflower shop here:  https://www.spoonflower.com/profiles/lucy_autrey_w...

I've been compulsively editing my best floral photographs, out of the thousands I've taken since I went digital.  This ha...

Photography used to be a lot simpler.  You had to worry about what ASA film to buy, whether B&W or color, slide or print, and a ...

Twins Cole and Wilson Taylor, shot with my Canon Powershot G14 in Seattle, in July of this year, below. The end result, above, was modif...

Bottom layer, original watercolor of flower cast shadows, painted at Jean's house, in a family painting session with nearly 9...