The photograph captures a moment of stillness rarely noticed in the constant hum of an airport: a few pieces of luggage leaning against an empty bench, waiting. My first thought was the familiar overhead announcement: “Do not leave your luggage unattended.” The bags appear innocent enough, but the absence of…
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In the stark simplicity of black and white photography, few images capture the essence of balance and intrigue quite like “Rhyme of Threes.” This dramatic photograph features three solitary trees standing as a wind break and visual barrier on the edge of a parking lot. A single light pole adds…
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High atop a weathered oak, a lone Mississippi Kite perches quietly, its sharp eyes scanning the open landscape below. This elegant raptor, with its soft gray plumage and striking red eyes, exudes a calm patience that belies its predatory prowess. In the gentle sway of the tree branches, it waits—silent,…
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Photographers and outdoor enthusiasts often rave about the “golden hour” and the “blue hour”—two fleeting windows of time that can transform even the simplest scene into something extraordinary. The golden hour occurs shortly after sunrise and just before sunset, when the sun is low on the horizon. Its light is…
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Fine Art Photography, at its core, is the creation of images that reflect the photographer’s personal vision and artistic intent, rather than simply capturing reality or documenting an event. My personal definition of Fine Art Photography is that I take photographs that make the viewer pause and wonder, “Why did…
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There’s something undeniably captivating about the quiet geometry of industrial architecture. In my latest series of four abstract photographs, I turned my Leica Q3 toward the grain terminal in Stillwater, Oklahoma, capturing the raw textures and stark contrasts of this iconic structure. Stillwater Grain Terminal Abstract 1 ©2025 Eric Wells…
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River Spirit – Capturing Night Magic on the Water There’s something mesmerizing about rivers at night—the way the water swallows the lights of the world around it and returns them as shimmering, broken reflections. My latest photograph, “River Spirit,” was taken on a quiet evening, where the only movement was…
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There’s something magical about early morning light. It’s soft, angled, and carries with it the quiet promise of a day just beginning. This photograph, taken years ago with a Minolta XGM and a 50mm f/1.4 lens, loaded with Kodak Tri‑X, captures that fleeting brilliance. I remember standing across from the…
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This photograph, captured in 1990, carries the quiet weight of a Sunday morning. Shot on Kodak Tri-X film with a Minolta XGM and a fast 50mm f/1.4 lens, it reflects the timeless charm of film photography: rich grain, soft contrast, and the subtle interplay of light and shadow that only…
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