Category: #colors
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Newly Honored: More Wilcephotos Featured on FAA
I am delighted to announce a new batch of my photos FEATURED by the best groups at Fine Art America! Click here. Most of the photographic artworks you are seeing have actually been featured by THREE groups! Now is the time to buy canvas prints— at the top of the page you’ll see they arfe…
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New Collection: Tree Photographs!
Cruise on over to my FAA pages to see my new gallery (collection) featuring living trees! Just click here. This photo is free for the viewing. It is not published anywhere else! I shot it on August 1, 2023, less than an hour before sunset, looking north toward the San Francisco Peaks from AZ State…
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Make These Photos Your Special Holiday Gifts!
I would love for you to benefit from my recent photo journeys! See all the gifts based on my photos that are available at Fine Art America. Celebrating a special occasion at the Grand Canyon resulted in new photos to add to my Fine Art America collection, “Arizona Wonders.” Another special occasion saw me in…
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Vote For Your Favorite Images in “Rainy Days” Contest (or Pink!)
Hi there! If you are a fan of RAIN and its subtle beauties, here is a contest for you. Members and non-members of Fine Art American can both vote! Click here to be taken to the contest page. Ah but wait! You can also vote in the contest called “Something WIth Pink“! Most of all,…
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Butterfly season!
It is summertime here in Flagstaff, Arizona, and butterflies abound. As of today I have posted 18 of my beautiful butterfly photos to my business webpage on Fine Art America. Please shop as you browse! But because I so value my viewers and customers, here is one just for you. Download it for free (preserving…
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FORTUNATE!
[FORTUNATE PHOTOGRAPHER!] (That’s my answer to WordPress’s question of the day, “What is one word that describes you?” I am SO HAPPY to share this with you– my photo has now been featured by three wonderful Fine Art America groups– Panoramas, The Outdoor Photographer, and Out West! https://jim-wilce.pixels.com/featured/panoramic-view-of-dawn-clouds-over-mountain-jim-wilce.html SECOND… I feel very lucky just to…
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Underexposed?
or dark, rich, moody? I admit it— I love my “underexposed” images. I succumb to what one of my generous mentors calls “the religion of low light.” Why? The colors are so darned rich! The downside? They are “noisy”! (Noise is to digital images as “grainy” was to film images.) Here are two of my…
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Free: Three versions of bumblebee at white vetch flowers
I am loving giving some of my photos away on Pexels.com, with the understanding that those who are inspired to do so will make a contribution to this extremely dedicated photographer, photo editor, videographer, etc. Here are three versions of a photograph of a tricolored (Hunt’s?) bumblebee hovering by white vetch flowers. (Vetches are in…
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Bee healthy!
Honeybees, hive killers, and vaccines Without pollinators, we might not have food. With pollinators come food and beauty. Beauty like this — https://jim-wilce.pixels.com/featured/the-blue-knighthood-of-bees-jim-wilce.html or this freebie for y’all At a time when disease is wiping out whole insect colonies, a new vaccine shows promise in fighting the bacteria that have been destroying honeybee colonies. Here…
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wilcephotos on Pexels
Hi! Many of my photos are now downloadable, free, here— https://www.pexels.com/@jim-wilce-423947101 I love shooting, and I love sharing what I shoot. But does it seem strange to give away photos that I post for sale elsewhere? One “fstoppers” expert claims the free versions don’t compete with the commercial products. We’ll see. The key is you…
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Great pieces of art capturing “Dramatic Landscapes”!
Check out these paintings and photos, including some of mine, that bring to the eye beautiful and dramatic landscapes! Click this link to enjoy works of art by OTHER artists, as I give them a boost! dramatic landscapes southwest art And here is one of my own— previously unpublished (to the best of my knowledge)!
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Jim’s thoughts on composition– Red Rocks Photo(s)
Composition to me means coming up with a photo design, or shape, that makes the heart of the photo speak clearly. Sedona red rocks are a popular subject for photographers. I love the “whole”, the mid-sized crop, and the final crop. Here’s the long view. Gorgeous subject, right? Below is the second crop, from the…
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Playing, Part II
Yesterday (6th May), inspired by Jeff Goulden and Mike Smith on Fstoppers, I shot my first panorama on a camera (having tried without much luck shooting panoramas on my phone). It was hurried, playful, non-serious. Fun! Both Jeff and Mike suggested shooting panoramas handheld would work, and that’s what I tried. As Mike said, just…
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How to take a photo of the filtered sun and get a starburst effect
Taking the shot It’s dangerous to aim your camera at the sun. You could harm it as well as your eye, especially if you loook right at it for a prolongued period of time, or point the camera likewise. I am an amateur like many of my readers, so I am not 100% sure this…
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Pattern Repetition: Parallelism in Nature
Scroll down now if you want to skip the musings of this former academic and just see the photos! Most of my professional life was spent in linguistic anthropology— that subfield of anthropology dealing with the role of language in culture and society. Many of us linguistic anthropologists study poetics. Russian emigré and Harvard professor…