From the monthly archives:

September 2009

The American West Through the Lens of a Point and Shoot

by deborahwolfe

sims11

Or, How a Cheap Camera and a Thousand Dollars Worth of Software Can Work For You

My parents are retired, but not retiring. As a matter of fact, they’ve begun to range far and wide. Over this past summer, they set off on what I’ve begun to refer to as their Grand Adventure. They recently purchased [...]

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My Daughter As Marie Antoinette

by deborahwolfe

JAsMarieFinal

Or, How to Help Your Family Time Travel

My daughter just celebrated her September birthday and I wanted to give her something very special.  She has a fascination with all things Marie Antoinette.  I have a fascination with all things ART and thought it would be a good opportunity to continue working on my digital mastery [...]

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Dangerous Beauty

by deborahwolfe

Steel Roses II

“The world breaks everyone – and afterward some are strong at the broken places.”
Ernest Hemingway

Unexpressed love is toxic.  Happy Birthday Kate.

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Artist Indulgence

by deborahwolfe

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Or, A Few of My Favorite Things

Yeah, I know.  EVERYBODY photographs flowers.  Well, everybody also breathes, but you don’t see me insisting that fewer of you do it, now do you?  I aim my camera at pretty things.  Call me shallow, but not for me, all that journalistic ‘we really should do something about these [...]

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Home is Where the Mom Is

by deborahwolfe

Mom2

Or, No Really – Home is Where the Mom Is

My family is going through a bit of a rough patch right now.  Nothing I care to go into on the world wide web, but it is painful enough for us to have circled the wagons and drawn closer to each other.  This particular passage in [...]

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Texture in Photography

by deborahwolfe

Tex5

Or, Bumpy is Better

All of these images were taken on a single day…nay, a single walk around my neighborhood.  I’ve been living in and photographing this same roughly 7 square blocks of Midtown Atlanta for over three years and you’d think I’d run out of things to aim my camera at.  But it a busy, [...]

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