Drifting through…

…the Driftless Area.
dipping into valleys, climbing hills,
full of fall color, print makers, wood workers, ceramicists, jewelry makers, painters,
photographers, paper makers, weavers, knitters,
and even a singer song writer named Teddy Davenport.

The Fall Art Tour — art and artists — galore — found me
so fully immersed in the moments…
absorbed in conversations about style and technique;
that I often forgot to photograph them;
thinking as I drove away, “why didn’t I photograph her? or him? or it?”

The full set can be viewed here.

(click photograph for larger view —Leica M, 28 mm Summicron)

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One thought on “Drifting through…”

  1. CONGRATULATIONS George for such a wonderful documentary illustrating what “REAL PHOTOGRAPHY IS ALL ABOUT!”
    A series such as this should be a mandatory……………
    “LEARNING STUDY OF WHAT SOLID INTERESTING PHOTOGRAPHY LOOKS LIKE FOR 99% OF POSTERS ON ALL THE NETWORKS MAKING PHOTOGRAPHY AVAILABLE!” Absolutely A LIFE/National Geographic first class “EXAMPLE!”.
    My initial re-action as it opened? That I had died and gone to “PHOTO HEAVEN SUCH AS THE LONG GONE DAYS OF THE PAST!” When real photographers taking pictures knew what “PHOTOGRAPHY & QUALITY WAS ALL ABOUT!
    CHEERS,
    Dr. ted 🙂

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