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Tilda, cloud snapping and a name only allowed for a special audience of two.
I’m constantly impressed with clouds. Never one like the next. A different “nimbus DNA” , if you will, goes with every sky. My friend, Tilda, loves Kansas skies. And every time I photograph new ones I...
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spirals in the sky.
So used to, am I, shooting skies with clouds that flow horizontally, I was pleasantly surprised by a recent sunset. There, reaching up as the sun set two spirals, no doubt leftover {jet} contrails,...
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butterscotch, lavender and the old bat.
If you would have told me I’d be taking all of these colorful Kansas sunsets a few years ago, I would have told you that you were full of hooey. But now I love them. And when I’m asked to title one of...
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Complexity of my post-coma brain. As seen through a camera.
In photography, we’re taught to think of the shot we’re lining up as the “canvas”, divided by horizontal and vertical planes. We’re were also taught not to let what light, color and depth contribute...
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the nerve of “liking” social media.
I recently submitted this shot for some “critical review” to a group of digital artists. If you’re new to the pool, the medium labeled “digital art” is the creative process of taking a photograph and...
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what is it with crosses lately?
It’s confusing for me as to why I’ve been drawn to shooting crosses. Anything cross. Church crosses. Telephone pole crosses. Criss crosses. But when I see something that includes other things such as...
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lightning never strikes twice?
Why, YES….IT…DOES. The other evening a Spring Kansas storm was brewing. Dark, ominous grey clouds lurked at the horizon before thinning and blowing up and over the Downtown water tower, heading North...
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saying it simply.
I post and post my photographs of my home state of Kansas. I choose to think that the beauty I can see through my lenses can convince those who don’t share the same view of the greatness of this state....
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Happy New Year 2014!
Filed under: 4th of July, COMA, comas, Courage, Getting Lost In Kansas, Hope, kansas, Landscape Photography, Life, Life in Kansas, Loss, Love, Lovers, New Years Eve, Photography, photojournalism, rural...
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Boom.
Taking a picture that is worth a thousand of those words is sometimes easiest when it’s the 4th of July. Looky. Filed under: 4th of July, ART, Community, Getting Lost In Kansas, Hutch, Hutchinson,...
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Bliss
The remedy for a long long day? A walk. Filed under: backroads, backroadsofKansas, Getting Lost In Kansas, kansas sunsets, Kristen Garlow Piper, kristengarlowpiper.com, Landscape Photography,...
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It’s barn building time in Kansas
The latest assignment for a magazine I freelance for is about a barn that is currently undergoing a facelift after a storm damaged it heavily. I love the blue and the patterns from the shadows. Take a...
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