Some things I see on the road are just plain funny.
Monday, October 22, 2012
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Museum Cameraphone Workshop
This weekend I took a workshop at the Tampa Museum of Art led by Matt and Rebecca Sexton Larson of Boxfotos. While the art teachers that attended the workshop were of various skill levels Matt and Rebecca managed to work with all of them and we all came away with some very interesting images.
I tried to imitate the style of Henri Cartier-Bresson in several pictures first in shooting from the hip as in the girl on the Segway and the pair sitting in front of the stage, second in pre-visualizing an image and then waiting for it to happen as in the couple walking past the corner of the museum. That one was difficult because of the delayed timing of the cameraphones "shutter".
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
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Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Feeling Pensive
I love creating art. I love viewing others artworks, I love teaching children about art. I should love my job.
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Don't believe everything you are told.
OMG all these people accepting one source of information about Shirley Sherrod. First the blogger Andrew Breitbart claimed to have only seen part of the video he posted on his blog. From that sound bite the USDA and the White House jumped to fire Ms. Sherrod. Now they all are claiming that it was all a mistake and are sorry for what happened. Okay Breitbart is a professional journalist and should be use to checking his sources. Then the USDA and the White House, do they believe what ever they read. Don't they have interns to check these kind of things out?
Now I see why kids and adults are so easily sucked it to believing what they read on the internet.
AAAAARRRRRRRRRGGGGGGG!!!!!!!
Now I don't know a lot about Shirley's and Andrews political beliefs I'm guessing that they are far apart. But the story she was telling of her life up to that point is very interesting. She came from a rural souther town at a time of segregation and lynching. The part of her story that has caused all the controversy is about 17 minuets into the talk.
She tells of having power over a white man. Because of this encounter she realized her own prejudice.
Know the whole story and make your own decision.
Saturday, July 3, 2010
''Blissful Thoughts'' - by: Phillip Cordero (Original Composition) on th...
Found this while googling myself, it could be the theme song for my blog.
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