Andy Warhol like Indian

Playing with the Curves option in Layers produces these interesting primary/complementary images

Photoshop Manipulation Before and After...

Assignment 2: Portrait: Thank you Carli

Assignment 2: Interior subject: A bookshelf in the livingroom

Starboard Bay in Discovery Bay

Assignment 2. Create a landscape collage in the style of David Hockney. This is from my deck.

Sturgis Motorcycle Rally 2009

Camp site outside Sturgis, South Dakota. Wall-to-wall tents and bikes

Keep'em In Sight

Taken left-handed with my Canon PowerShot 1100 while at speed.

Lake Williams, Wash, MC Ride 2008

This beautiful lake is near Spokane, Washington.

Stow Lake, GG Park

Three of us took a ride to Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. I loved the scene.

Along Oregon Cost Somewhere, MC Ride 2007

Following Fred, MC Camping 2006

This photo also was taken at speed. I am following Fred into fog along Northern California coast.

Motorcycle Camping 2008 near Twin Falls Idaho

After a long day on the bikes, we make camp at sunset in Idaho

Field Trip to UoP

Today we viewed the work of Daniel Kasser titled, "Western Technosites," an interesting collection of digital photo collages. He would superimpose close-ups of small objects such as nuts, nails, sprinkler heads, etc and marry them, by pasting, on landscapes. The large prints were displayed on a neutral gray wall, suspended by matching clear plastic push pins and black binder clips. I liked the presentation (industrial) and his concept of superpostion of small scale objects on landscapes. Unfortunately, upon close inspection you can identify the pasted images and in some cases the landscape images were blurry around the edges of the picture. The blurry edges seem to be due to the initial exposure, and the hard edges on pasted elements are a product of the software. Perhaps there is a way to blur the edges of the pasted image....