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

Can we trust pictures?

July 16, 2008

“I don’t trust words. I trust pictures.” — Gilles Peress water, wondering, waiting for still to reveal trustworthy knowledge (click images for larger view) Slide show of additional “river walk 080715” photographs.

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Vistor from out of town, parks, families gather

July 14, 2008

“I have to be as much a diplomat as a photographer.” — Alfred Eisenstadt Ann’s sister, Teri, visits from Florida and the family gathers together at Menomonee Park, the 297 acre site of a water filled Lannon Stone quarry. Additional slide show of images. (click images for larger view)

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Easier said (and intended) than done

July 11, 2008

A few weeks ago it came to my attention that a professional friend had registered a URL as one part of her intention to birth a new consulting business. Periodically I’d check the URL to view her web site. The usual catch-all redirect would appear. No web site. Why? Because the hosting company required her to […]

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Taking It Lightly Documentary Live on Internet

July 11, 2008

While the DVD has been available for a couple months it has taken some time to figure out how to present a 30 minute documentary on the internet without incurring excessive monthly fees. MotionBox has made it possible. Allowing the video to load for a minute or two will provide a better viewing experience than if […]

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Giving and receiving = utopia

July 10, 2008

The 365 Tao, 103, on Reciprocity (paraphrased): Hands grasp, but also give; and can teach us generosity. Mouths taste, but also speak; and can teach us to give thanks in word and song. Noses breathe, but also smell; and can teach us to learn from our environment. Eyes see, but also show; and can teach […]

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Links and networks

July 8, 2008

How do we make the web we weave work for our clients as well as ourselves? It seems that new terms come into use every day. Recently we discovered the umbrella term “social media.” We’ve been using these media (e-mail, blogs, Skype, discussion groups, etc.) for years; yet didn’t have a term to refer to all of […]

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A lesson in discipline, down time, respect and divine connection

July 7, 2008

“Some of us cynics say that ‘the quickest way to make a million dollars in photography, is to start with two million dollars.’” — Anonymous Saturday afternoon we found ourselves at Al Simon’s 70th birthday celebration at Beth El Ner Tamid Synagogue. I managed to see and document two moments of fine light before being […]

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A Hasselbad lens now mounts to the Ultima

June 27, 2008

“The whole search is for the unknown.” — Jerry Valente Today I finished assembly of the milled ring to the recessed Cambo lens board to allow the mounting of Hasselblad lenses to the Cambo Ultima. After mounting the 40mm Distagon and the R8/DMR to the Ultima I walked the rig out to the porch, where […]

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Happy birthday Sophia. We remember mom and dad with a sail on the Great Lake

June 26, 2008

“In photography there is a reality so subtle that it becomes more real than reality.” — Alfred Steiglitz Last Saturday Sophia, family and friends celebrated her third birthday. Slide show of additional images. (click images for larger vew) And on Monday we remembered Mom and Dad, together. Slide show of additional images. Huge thank you Doug. You’ve […]

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Father’s day

June 18, 2008

“If there is a good thing about photography, it is that it can be easily enjoyed.” — Lord Snowdon (Grand) Father’s Day brunch – 08 – lucky me. (click images for larger view)

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