“In my view you cannot claim to have seen something until you have photographed it.” — Emile Zola
still feeling spring’s chill morning provides designs which tantalize the eye (click image for larger view)Category: Documentary
Spring arrives along with 6″-8″ of snow
“If I knew how to… “
“If I knew how to make a good photograph, I’d do it every time.” – Robert Doisneau.
“…an exercise in vigilance; the hope of noticing something which will make me understand more clearly what still resists being understood; what still lies obscured but at least now [is] glimpsed.” Dan Frank used these words to describe his role as an editor; in A Symposium on Editing, The Threepenny Review, Spring 2008.
These same words describe well the act of photography (when practiced with a degree of seriousness); photographers work in ways similar to editors.
(click image for larger view)
Catching a moment… passing… and true.
“Photography to me is catching a moment which is passing, and which is true.” – Jacques-Henri Lartigue
sometimes we are still
to catch that which passes by
sometimes we pass by
that which lies in stillness
suddenly all made
perfect sense; the jungle filled
with songs, sex, fights, flights…
care fully, slipping
within transparent designs
posing as true visions
Pictures as thoughts?
David and me; planning a shoot; and St. Patrick’s Day preparation
Feel without thoughts
science, religion and art
put head, eye, and heart on the same axis
A pow wow
a tiny infant
absorbs the pulse and songs of
a thousand generations
For a bit of context you can view a slide show of additional Pow Wow photographs made on Sunday, March 2, 2008, at the State Fair Grounds in Milwaukee, WI.

















