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Category Archives: Weekly 2
July Week 1 – Red, White and Rose, all Americana!
Almost every city and town has one. It can be very elaborate and cared for by a team of professional gardeners, or it may be the product of a community group or a single individual. Of course I am talking … Continue reading
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Tagged Golden Gate Park, Rose Garden San Francisco, Rose Photography, Roses, Stacy Boorn
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June Week 4 – Nature’s Altars, 3000 BCE and Yesterday
Earth items gathered, arranged, or erected can often be seen along paths, in the fields, on the beach and under groves of trees. Eucalyptus leaves, duck feathers, and redwood cones were perhaps placed together by a small swirling wind or … Continue reading
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Tagged Close Up Photography, Nature Altars, Pebbles, Stacy Boorn
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June week 2 – Among the Redwoods, Tree of Life
Photographing the redwoods as individual trees, or as segments of a small or large forest, is a difficult task. The trees themselves are so vast. A vertical orientation or vertical panorama is basically what is necessary to even begin to … Continue reading
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Tagged Columbine, Marin County, Nature Photography, Redwoods, Stacy Boorn, Tree of Life, Visual Spirituality, Wisdom
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May week 4 – acknowledge the creature-teachers and PURPLE
Part of the joy of landscape photography is being out in nature. I love wandering around to get a sense of the place, especially when it is a first time visit. That was my experience at Bald Hill Road near … Continue reading
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Tagged Bald Hill Road, Elk, Lupine, Orick, Prarie Creek State Park, Roosevelt Elk, Stacy Boorn
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May week 3 – New Lines from Old Ones
Dawn and dusk are precious times of the day. They not only gift us with prime light for photography, they also offer a beautiful and welcome time of silence. As we move from darkness to light and light to darkness … Continue reading
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Tagged Beach Sand, Eureka Dunes, Landscapes, Lines, MacKerricher State Park, Photographing Lines, Silent reflections, Stacy Boorn
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May week 2 – Water and Oneing – Natural Meditations
The water’s edge is one of my favorite places for both image-making and contemplation. The gentle sounds of the water as the tide recedes, and with it, the revelation of otherwise submerged life work together as a natural guided meditation. … Continue reading
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Tagged 3 D App, Anemone, Intimate Seascapes, Julian of Norwich, Our Lady of the Harbor, Pt. Reyes, Sponges, Stacy Boorn
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May week 1 – Georgia on my mind
My passion for floral photography comes from my love of tracking down and snuggling up to spring wildflowers, visiting manicured New England gardens over the years with my parents, and the wild and emotive paintings of Georgia O’Keeffe. Being from … Continue reading
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Tagged Cala Lily, Calla Lilies, Calla Lily, Georgia O'Keeffe, Golden Gate Park, Stacy Boorn
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April Week 4 – Too Cute to Pass By – Goslings
Newly-hatched Canadian Goslings are definitely a sign of the new life that blankets the earth each spring. I have written previously about the difference between snapshots and photography as art. A snapshot is a capture of a moment in time. … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada Geese, Chicks, Golden Gate Park, Goslings, Nature Photography, Spring, Stacy Boorn
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April Week 3 – In the most unsuspecting places
Beauty and form can often be seen in the most unsuspecting places: rusting cars, dilapidated farm equipment, weathered roofs, reflected objects, spilled milk, and countless other overlooked objects. I don’t think of my images as photographs, but rather as ‘art’ … Continue reading
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Tagged Abstracts, Boats, creative photography, Harbor Photography, rust, Stacy Boorn
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