Author Archives: Craig

About Craig

I have a passion to create, and I'm fascinated with the tools and technologies of creativity. I strive to produce images that are graphically simple and technically precise in order to render beautiful photographic fine art prints. I work with a variety of digital transformations to create a finished image that reflects my artistic interpretation.

Here’s a Different Point of View

Posted on August 11, 2010 by Craig

Here’s another wedding photo you don’t see every day. The point of view is from behind the alter, looking out over the bride and groom into the sanctuary. No, I didn’t go up there to take the photo, I’d never … Continue reading →

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Love Is in the Air

Posted on August 10, 2010 by Craig

Here’s another image from Saturday’s wedding. It was obviously done later in the day near the end of the reception. Again, it’s not your typical wedding photo. It might seem a little gimmicky to some people, but I think the … Continue reading →

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Another Beautiful Wedding

Posted on August 8, 2010 by Craig

We had the opportunity to photograph a beautiful wedding this past weekend, so I thought I’d post a few of my favorite images. Along with the photos, I’d like to share some of my thoughts about why I like the … Continue reading →

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I Love Modern Technology!

Posted on August 5, 2010 by Craig

These are a few of my favorite things! I love my Pocket Wizard Mini TT1. It lets me cheat my camera’s synch speed up to 1/1000th of a second, and even beyond if I’m careful. If you’re not a photographer, … Continue reading →

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The Old Homestead

Posted on July 28, 2010 by Craig

While going through boxes of old photos, I ran across a picture of my parents’ house where I grew up. I think it was from 1972 or there-abouts, I’m not really sure.  I used a portion (of a copy) of … Continue reading →

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