Double Exposure

It was a good weekend of visiting galleries, a small art fair and talking with a multi-media artist. It's great to feel a part of the local arts community.

After absorbing so much art, Wayne thought he wanted to learn how to make double exposures digitally: either get a book or info online or just stay up really late and play with it.

There may be some fine tuning to learn, but the results show great promise. Watch for more in the future.

This is a double exposure of a longhorn and the Vet School at UGA.

Around every corner

While taking a hike across the campus of UGA on Sunday morning - and it is an uphill hike - we wandered into a little courtyard and discovered a coi pond full of turtles and a few beautiful koi. It's a cute little spot and both the turtles and the fish hurried to gather in front of us. Clearly someone has been feeding them though we eventually came across a sign hidden from view that says "Don't feed the fish!"

Reflections create very interesting photographs. Here is one of my early favorites - "Koi in the sky"

Event announcement

We will be selling photographs at a small event in Bethelem, GA on Saturday. It is the annual Spring Fling at Bethelem United Methodist Church. The event is from 11 - 3 and we will feature many Athens and UGA scenes as well as a selection of our other - backroads - work.

The photograph to the right is representative of our currently featured pictures. It was actually taken in FL several years ago but was uninteresting as a photo until I got to work on it with photoshop. The only transformations are in hue and saturation and the neat little trick I love of inverting....

Our next currently scheduled event is the Strawberry Festival in Slater, SC on May 16 where we will also have a collection of interesting Greenville photos.