
Art Piece: March in to Heaven
Artist’s Statement: March in to heaven with the confidence and innocence of a child. We know in our hour of need, God will remember and not forsake us. Continue reading Art Piece: March in to Heaven
Artist’s Statement: March in to heaven with the confidence and innocence of a child. We know in our hour of need, God will remember and not forsake us. Continue reading Art Piece: March in to Heaven
I recently took a Barbie doll apart for an art project. (I needed her head). Continue reading A Shell of Her Former Self
The cashier asked a series of questions to complete the application for financing on my purchase. Among the questions, how long have you been at your current employer? My reply, as of tomorrow, Oct 1st, I will be there 15 … Continue reading Welcome, Rockalita!
I was on a quest to find a photo (I have over 200,000 photos) when I found this gem. I vaguely remember taking the picture and until now haven’t had a reason to share. Enjoy! Camera: Canon G11 Date … Continue reading Lost & Found
It was Christmas Eve and I decided to wander around with my camera for unusual photos. There were plenty of opportunities to explore. I wandered around with a grin on my face – my eyes wide with wonder. I was … Continue reading Chairs & Clothespins: A photographer’s delight
I was filling the car up with gas after work and noticed a box by the gas pump. It’s not the typical trash you see – usually there are soda cans or food wrappers but not a box of tomatoes. I liked the contrast of colors against the pavement and thought I might as well take a photo (or two.. or three) while I wait for the tank to fill up. This also begins a new category I call, “Rubbish as Art.” Here are the results of the Rubbish as Art series: Tips: A couple years ago I was … Continue reading Rubbish as Art: Cardboard Box
This is part of the ongoing series I call, “You want me to photograph that?” If you missed the first one, click here. ——————————— Sam: “You’ll either like this item or you’ll hate it.” I was intrigued with the object he … Continue reading You want me to photograph that? – A Bullet!
These are among my favorite photos—I’ve wondered where or how I’d use them. Now that I have this blog this is the perfect place. I don’t remember the circumstances that brought me to this intersection along the Central Expressway access … Continue reading Wingback Chair at Central Expressway
Today Sam and I came up with a new challenge. I’m calling this ongoing series, “You want me to photograph that?” The goal of this series is to prove me wrong. Yes, you read that sentence correctly. Oftentimes I have my doubts that I can photograph a particular item—like small shiny objects. This series will challenge me to prove I can. Sam: “Photograph a sewing needle.” Denise: “I’ve done that before.” Sam: “Then you can photograph small shiny objects!” Denise: “Maybe… but I did lose all those photos when my computer died. So I’ll photograph some sewing needles tonight to … Continue reading You want me to photograph that? – Sewing Needles!