Category Archives: Recent Work

A Bug’s Eye View

Posted on July 30, 2012 by Craig

Did you ever wonder what you look like to a bug when you’re looking at him through a magnifying glass? Grandson Chase spent most of the day using this magnifying glass to sort through old coins, and I immediately thought … Continue reading →

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Six Photographers at Death Valley – but where are they?

Posted on July 4, 2012 by Craig

Here’s a fun picture that I just dropped off at the Morgan Elser Gallery in Delavan. The photo was taken at Zabriskie Point in Death Valley National Park on the morning of a full moon. The moon is just setting … Continue reading →

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Sometimes You Just Need to Turn Around

Posted on June 27, 2012 by Craig

The other day I posted an image of windmills at sunset. I really like the graphic simplicity of that image, but it needs the clouds to help make the sky interesting. Unfortunately, as the sun got lower on the horizon, … Continue reading →

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Dr. David Vroman is on Playing Peoria

Posted on June 25, 2012 by Craig

Have you ever wondered what a band director does? Be sure to read my latest post on Playing Peoria at www.playingpeoria.com. This week’s feature is Dr. David Vroman, Chairperson of the Bradley University Music Department and Director of Bands. He … Continue reading →

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More Mills in the Wind

Posted on June 22, 2012 by Craig

It seems that I’ve been fascinated with windmills lately. They make great, graphic subjects, and I always know where to find them. I like the simplicity of this composition, and the clouds add a nice framing element. Photos like this … Continue reading →

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