George Lottermoser, imagist, photographer, graphic artist, videographer, teacher, student

2010 ABANA Conference, Memphis, TN

June 8, 2010

Last Tuesday Seth Tyler and I drove to Memphis for the 2010 ABANA Conference. Seth, besides creating very impressive metal work (both sculptural and functional), turned out to be the best studio assistant I’ve ever worked with. We photographed about 120 hand wrought metal pieces, ranging in size from virtual jewelry, to pieces 7 feet […]

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the Box Elder(ly)

May 17, 2010

that old Box Elder always changing, losing offering so much visual pleasure not much time left I’ll miss it like an old friend (click image for larger view – recommended) Leica M8, 50mm Summilux Asph

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perpetual examination, inquiry, looking into…

May 7, 2010

“Photography is only intuition, a perpetual interrogation – everything except a stage set.” — Henri Cartier-Bresson “When gifts are given to me through my camera, I accept them graciously.” — Minor White (click image for larger view) Leica M8, 35mm Summilux Asph

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kids and dogs

May 4, 2010

“A well-composed image will catch our attention because the eye finds a certain satisfaction in composure. But that is not enough. Good photographs are also disturbing, and inevitably remind us of what we have overlooked.” – John Rosenthal Do you find these photographs disturbing; do they remind you? (click image for larger view – recommended) […]

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plum tree announces the true arrival of spring

April 30, 2010

(click image for larger view – recommended) Leica M8, 35mm Summilux Asph

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35 mm lux asph boquet

April 16, 2010

finally we can take off our shoes and feel the earth between our toes (highly recommend you click image for larger view) Leica M8, 35 mm Summilux Asph

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first spring blooms

April 10, 2010

the yard begins to show signs of spring Leicar R8/DMR, 100 mm Macro Apo

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porch and pole sitting in Door County

April 5, 2010

A week ago (before “the tourist season” begins) we drove up the west coast of the great Lake Michigan to Door County. Historically (and here) the area has been inhabited for 11,000 years. Pioneers, mariners, fishermen and farmers began arriving in the 1700s; and the Native American population was removed, under federal law, in 1830. One rarely sees people […]

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