Fine Art Photography: Stackable
The Artist Fine Art Photography by Eric Hatheway Stackable ©2014 Eric Hatheway All Rights Reserved This Image Is For Sale HERE . . .
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Spell Check Is Free
Almost every type of phone and computing device has what is called a spell checker. It is a program or application that flags words that may not be spelled right. It’s free, so please use it. It just takes a second to correct your communications, especially when it represents your…
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Fine Art Photography: Art Not Art
Fine Art Photography by Eric Hatheway Art Not Art ©2014 Eric Hatheway All Rights Reserved This Image Is For Sale HERE . . . Art Not Art T-Shirt Is For Sale HERE . . .
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I Married An Artist!
I Married An Artist! Well, what were you thinking? You’re having a good time though, aren’t you?
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Photo Series: Fireworks 2014
Well, all fireworks photos are pretty much the same. So why do them? If you are a photographer, it’s because you are there and you like taking photographs. Fireworks photos let the photographer open up the camera (bulb setting) and experiment with different f-stops and exposure times. Good photos of…
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Fine Art: Sex In The Future
“In the future, the government will require sexual partners to wear the ‘logo’ of their partners for identification and disease protection among the general population.” √ “Pretty damn close” … 2016
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The Light Idea
Handsome buildings deserve the best in lighting. The light idea … … outdoor lighting. Lighting that stands out and stands up.
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Photo Study: Playing To An Empty House
Playing To An Empty House Maybe every musician’s worst dream. But, maybe not. This photograph is of Tulsa, Oklahoma musician Scott Ellison, who is playing an early evening set at a local pub. He didn’t seem to mind the lack of audience at all. Neither did I. Playing To An…
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On The Subject Of Originality
Originality is a paradox in the art world. It is impossible to create art that in some way is not referential. Seeking originality has become a goal for many artists; but, perhaps the real goal should be to create work that is new, but not original. The creation of a…
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