"With
technology, we can improve upon the wheel, but has anybody improved
on the circle.?" -- David Bayles and Ted Orland, Art & Fear.
The
single element that makes photography possible is light. Warm light,
cool light, side light, backlight and front light, artificial and
natural, light changes everything for the photographer. For me, the
play of light is made more interesting through it's rhythm with shadow.
Many of the images in this gallery reflect my goal to work with light,
with subjects and mediums to express mood, to stir emotions and create
original works of art.
The interplay of light and shadow can create stirring, unique images,
and is just one of the methods I enjoy working with. Composite images,
close-ups, unusual perspectives, croppings, digital manipulations,
etc (all images digitally manipulated beyond what conventional techniques
allow are denoted with the caption (DE) for "digitally enhanced").
The photographs here in some way reflect my personal interpretation
of the natural world, my version of what we call 'nature photography'.
My pursuit of artistry involves creating a body of work that is original,
in its concept and execution, that represents and focuses on an idea,
a feeling or a voice, rather than a technique. This gallery presents
my efforts so far.
There
are no thumbnails in this gallery. Each image is presented by itself,
with a short caption to accompany it. I hope you enjoy this presentation,
and I look forward to hearing your comments about it. Click the start
button for the first image. Thank you. -- Carl Donohue.
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