artdibujar

As a creative artist photographer who paints with light, I often look to great painters, sculptors, and image makers from the past to inspire me and call me to excel as far as I can. I love the challenge of making my photographic images look like paintings. That is why I love natural light more than artificial light. Natural light is luminous - ever changing, casting shadows, interacting with mist, air, moisture, texture, moving and still objects and people. I have recently returned to myth-making - creating images of figures, personalities, and heroes who are human but seeking to be divine or super-human. We are human creatures with a cre

Anyone can doodle with pen and pencil and draw whatever lines and shapes they fancy. And anyone can pick up a brush or spray can and paint away with gusto and glee.  Digital tools, like camcorders, cell phones, and cameras make it easy for anyone and everyone to shoot away at any subject at any time and any place they desire. The only limit to creativity is the desire and freedom to think and express ourselves with the tools at our disposal. Of course, we express with our feelings, thoughts, attitudes, and desires.  So I believe that photography is one of the freest means of artistic expression we have at our disposal every day and everywher

I love to shoot in natural light, especially outdoors.  Window light works great also.  Natural light varies so much and so frequently - soft morning glow, sharp midday glare, hazy sunset, cloudly grey cast, twilight blue - so many varietions, hues, tones, color changes, moods, and settings! And when you add the human subject to these natural light varietions, you get a myriad variety of moods, emotions, and contrasts.  I can't think of a more beautiful combination - natural light, the human subject, and a natural setting - for creative artistic photography! It's like painting with light!