This complex digital image features reflections of a nautilus fractal from a previous artwork, now repurposed by mapping it across an uneven three dimensional surface area. I used Bryce, Photoshop and Filter Forge creative software.
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Enjoy this sepia tone, grunge style photograph of a series of doors fading into the distance. You’re invited to stop by my gallery at Pixels to see more.
Prior to construction of a 6-story parking garage, this stylized photographic collage features early signage of impending development. To alter a wall in your home or office, this image is available on a variety of prints in my gallery at Pixels.
This black and white photograph was shot inside of an open Greek Revival structure, located at Island Drive Park in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Now, it’s in my gallery at Pixels – check it out!
Enjoy this photography of running water from an urban landscape waterway, located in Knoxville, Tennessee. See my gallery at Pixels for more.
Camera in hand, I returned to Ijams Nature Center today to explore the Ross Marble Quarry Loop & Hayworth Hollow Trail (see map).
Ijams Nature Center, Knoxville, TN
For more information, read my earlier post on Ijams Nature Center In Knoxville, TN
Located near Liberty Street in Ann Arbor, Michigan, this photograph features an alley spray-painted in layers of graffiti. Guests can visit my gallery at Fine Art America to discover a variety of print types featuring this image.
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Enjoy this close up photograph of a vintage lamp on a building in downtown Knoxville, Tennessee. It’s available in my gallery at Fine Art America – why not add it to a wall in your home or office?
As you may have observed, lately I’ve been taking a lot of pictures around Knoxville, Tennessee. This particular photograph features what was once the Tennessee Supreme Court building. A new location in my gallery at Fine Art America has been added, also, and guests are encouraged to visit – many items to see.
Thanks for stopping by!
Here’s another photograph (facing the opposite direction) from the Tennessee Amphitheater in downtown Knoxville. And, like the first version, it’s also available on a variety of items in my gallery at Fine Art America.
The Tennessee Amphitheater was constructed during the 1982 World’s Fair, next to the Sunsphere, located in downtown Knoxville. See my gallery for more.
This macro photography of a large chunk of glass in the sunlight demonstrates that beauty can be found almost anywhere…one simply has to look. If you’d like to look at available prints featuring this colorful image, visit my gallery at Fine Art America.
Hope to see you soon!
Visiting downtown Knoxville, Tennessee, I traversed this covered ‘skywalk’ en route to the Sunsphere, located next door to the Convention Center. I liked the brick wall, metal structure and linear perspective enough to take a photograph, now available in my gallery at Fine Art America. Stop by for a visit, sometime!
This still life macro photography features the interesting details on the bottom of an old glass bottle. Visit my gallery at Fine Art America to see a variety of print types available – framed, canvas, art, metal, wood and acrylic. Perfect for a wall in your kitchen or dining room, either at home or work!
I used Bryce creative software to design this green abstract image of a chaotic metallic structure with reflections. Guests can visit my gallery at Redbubble to discover a variety of interesting items featuring this design.
Many great gift-giving ideas!
This abstract, three dimensional digital artwork reminded me of Christmas, with an emphasis on red and green colors; hence, the title. I used Bryce to create this design, which features a multitude of glass rings in a reflective chamber with lights. I’ve uploaded it to my gallery at Redbubble, where several items are now available.
