Italy was the last country on my itinerary during the Great Big Trip to Europe, 2005. In order - Rome, Venice, Florence, Naples, and then...

Click on the above to trigger Google Earth with this view.

After finding some great examples of Human Shadow Residue at the base of the Sagrada Familia (see previous post), I began looking at...

When I applied the ole Kaleidoscope filter to one of my favourite photos, "Nesting" (below), this very satisfying black-and-white,...

Creating mandalas continues to fascinate me, and I have made many over the past couple of months using the layer/rotate/flip/mode-blend...

I love the Creative Commons. In their words, "Creative Commons is a nonprofit organization that helps overcome legal obstacles to the...

Click on the above image to trigger Google Earth for this view of the other side of St. Bride's Church, off of Fleet Street, London....

La Sagrada Familia is undoubtedly one of the architectural wonders of the world. I've had the privilege of visiting it twice, once in...

Eyes of the Son - Alison Cowley - Time Travel 3 Scrimshaw Hell Faux Persian Sun King Sun King Prism Unbearable Ecstasy Venice Key Angel...

Eyes of the Son - Alison Cowley - Time Travel 3 Scrimshaw Hell Faux Persian Sun King Sun King Prism Unbearable Ecstasy Venice Key Angel...

Photo "William Gladstone Monument, Coates Crescent Gardens - geograph.org.uk - 739856.jpg" in the Creative Commons by R Sones Photo,...

Shahrabad, Iran

I called this one "Settling In" because the inverse, blue and white landscape feels like it's settling in for a landing. This impression...

Click on any image below to visit this carpet's page in my store on Society6. Size options: 2' x 3', or 4' x 6' $104.30 - on sale from...

I like doing these pairings of photos I took with the closest I can get using Google Earth. Clicking on the Google Earth view will...

Photos I took in Granada in 2005, along with Google Earth views of the same subject. Click on the rendered images to trigger that view...

I'm using this photo to demonstrate how I take an image that is unacceptably grainy when blown up to over three times its original size...