During the 2018 summer, a fellow artist (painter) from an adjacent booth stopped in my booth for a few minutes during a lull period. His answer, “You’ll know it when you see it.”

Every print is personally printed and signed

Imagine the feeling of being in a gallery “Where Images Inspire”.

Fine art photography is like a great song, a campfire with friends, a rainbow in the early evening, and a quiet study of the river flowing by.

When it was time to replace my large format Epson Stylus Pro 7900, I chose to do so with the Epson SureColor 7570. Interestingly, I soon found that my favorite paper didn’t yield the results I wanted, which necessitated switching papers. Not an issue, however.

While out in Badlands National Park, I – like so many others — stopped at all the available pullouts along the loop road Hwy 240.

And then there was the view of Shafer Canyon Overlook on our way out of the park. Nearing the overlook parking area, almost as if on que, the late afternoon rays of sunshine pierced through the clouds and danced across the colorful striated canyon walls.

At a recent art fair this past season (2015), a visitor stopped in my booth and admired my photography. This visitor mentioned that they, too, were an artist, though did not mention the medium.

I started using Lightroom with my fine art landscape prints when it was first introduced and have continued, keeping current with all upgrades.