
“Columbia” insulator no. 1

“Columbia” insulator no. 2

“Columbia” insulator by Hemingray
The sunlight coming through these insulators makes them just glow. I had no idea how many styles there are or how avidly they are collected.
“Columbia” insulator no. 1
“Columbia” insulator no. 2
“Columbia” insulator by Hemingray
The sunlight coming through these insulators makes them just glow. I had no idea how many styles there are or how avidly they are collected.
Untitled 7/12/2019
Melted
iPhone photo cropped and slightly color saturated.
Blue, pink, and rust abstract
The source for this was an old Ford Ranger in the Walmart parking lot.
Water drops on leaf
Taken at the Williams Conservatory in Laramie, Wy.
Two different versions of the same shot; wondering which one people will prefer. When I opened the original photograph onscreen I was struck by the resemblance to aspen bark. Besides a little extra saturation to the blue, the top version is just as the camera captured it. Later it struck me that a cropped version, rotated 90 degrees, appeared (to me) like a night landscape. There is so much to see even in a parking lot.
Fake aspen
Starry night/under the snow
Tempest
Teal and magenta abstract
Red stroke
When I’m painting (which I don’t do often enough), I use a pie tin for mixing the acrylics. After the paint is dry in the tin I can usually peel it off in large pieces, which I then photograph. This is my favorite of the palette photographs I’ve taken. It’s what I’d like to achieve in painting, but haven’t figured out how to do.
Orchid palette