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Author Archives: Stacy
August Week 3 – Colors of Collaboration.
Photographers can create a variety of abstract images via Photoshop techniques and the application of various apps.  But I still highly enjoy creating an abstract image in-camera with a single straight capture. And, believe me, there are all kinds of … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract images, abstract photography, Collaberation, creative photography, Crescent City, Stacy Boorn
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August Weeks 1 & 2 – Deeper wisdom in simple things.
While walking along a beach in southern Oregon, I noticed that, when the ocean receded she left beautiful sparkling treasures embedded in the freshly washed sand. I sauntered from one of these treasures to another photographing the simple exquisiteness that … Continue reading
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Tagged compassion, Jewels of the sea, Kelp, Shorelines, Stacy Boorn, Swain Wolf
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July – Texts and Textures with Life
Photographing textures allows us to transform an ordinary object into something visually stunning.  I especially love to work with subjects that might not in themselves be considered beautiful, artistic or unique. There’s an advantage in this — textures can be found … Continue reading
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Tagged fishing nets, patterns, Photographing Textures, rust, Stacy Boorn, Textures
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June Week 1 – Don’t forget to look at the big trees!
I had just finished walking to “The Big Tree†from the campground at Prairie Creek State Park.  It was an easy hike, 3.75 miles round trip through some of the tallest and most beautiful redwoods.  Outside the now-closed visitor’s center, … Continue reading
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Tagged Elk, Prarie Creek State Park, Redwoods, Rhododedrons, Roosevelt Elk, Stacy Boorn. Nature Meditations
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May week 4 – Power in our spiritual essence
There seems to be ample fish in Golden Gate Park’s Stow Lake for the Blue Heron parents who are feeding their young, now just days away from fledging.  Both parents feed the young, regurgitating their catch into the waiting bills. … Continue reading
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Tagged Great Blue Heron, Heron, herons, Jamie Sams, Medicine cards, Stacy Boorn, Stow Lake
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May – week 3: The fullness of joy!
One of my favorite mystics is Julian of Norwich (England) who lived from 1343 to 1416. Although voluntarily confined to a small, cell-like room called an “anchorage†in the courtyard of the church from which she took her name, she … Continue reading
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Cuba – using any element at hand: MUSIC and Dance.
Laughing voices and tapping shoes were heard as we entered a crammed and stifling rehearsal space in the middle of Havana. Drumming lessons were underway. Maestro Eduardo Córdova was instructing girls and young women in African beats that historically belonged … Continue reading
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Tagged Afro-Cuban rhythms, Capitolio, Cuba, Habana Compas Dance School, Havana, jawbone, son and salsa, Stacy Boorn
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Cuba – Character with a smile and a wink! (or wrinkle)
When I look in the mirror and notice a new line in my face, my heart, unfortunately, does not leap for joy. Those lines remind me that the years of my life are rushing by. But when I’m photographing people, … Continue reading
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Tagged Cuba, Cuban Revolution, Face Lines, Stacy Boorn, Travel Photography
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