Andy Lawless Fine Art Photography
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About Me
- Andy Laighleis
- Retired from the rat race, and now a stay at home dad. Amateur photographer who attempts to write American Haiku in the style of Jack Kerouac to go with some of his photography, as he debates about becoming a professional photographer
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Impressionist Reflections
Reflections are everywhere, from mirrors, glass, car bodies, to
water. Any smooth, shinny surface will cause reflections. Take your camera on
an outing after a rainstorm and look at the puddles to see the many various
reflections that are just waiting to be photographed.
Photography a reflection can take an ordinary subject and turn it
into a work of artistic expression or an abstract form. Reflections stimulate
both the mind and the eye. They encourage one to observe the interaction
between the subject being reflected and the object that is doing the
reflections.
Reflections are often overlooked by many photographers, that I have
talked to.
Below is a reflection of puddle of water being reflected by my car
side view mirror. A reflection of a
reflection. The photo is an old film shot taken around 1985 and reworked in
Photoshop Elements using the dry brush effect, to give the image more of an
impressionistic look. The image was selected as a Finalist in a monthly
international photo contest.
Friday, November 22, 2013
Tiger in meditation
Tiger, one of the feral cats that live in our backyard, is sitting
on the back of my truck, perhaps in meditation. Tiger just love to lay or sit
on my truck.
Monday, November 11, 2013
Tiger reclining
Tiger reclining on top of covered hay bale. Tiger appeared about
three years ago in our yard. He would let us feed him, but not get close to
him, until he injured his front paw. It took us four days to capture him, so he
could be taken to the vet. After getting medical attention, all his shots and
fixed, Tiger was returned to us. I had to keep him inside the house for several
days until he healed. After his release he disappeared for a few days and then
came back to the yard a change kitty. He now loves to be petted, and held for a
short time, he follows me around in the yard and comes to greet me when I come home.
Friday, November 8, 2013
Touch of noses
Maggie our yellow lab is rubbing noses with Tiger, one of the stray or feral cats that live in our yard. Maggie is very protective of the three feral cats, and will always check them out, whenever she goes out into the yard.
Friday, November 1, 2013
Chapel in the woods
The small chapel located in Andrew Jackson State Park. HDR 3 images.
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