M Is For Marvelous!
Eric Hatheway I’ve been a Leica fan from afar for years, but this week I officially doubled the Leica family here with my new Leica M11-P and the Summilux-M 50mm f/1.4 Classic…
Please Read On ...Leica Q3
A Leica Landed Here
Yesterday, I expanded my Leica studio setup, and I couldn’t be more excited about the gear now sitting alongside my trusty Leica Q3 with its 28mm lens. The newest additions…
Please Read On ...Immediate Seating Available
Gin Finger In the world of fine art photography, every image tells a story, and Immediate Seating Available is no exception. This evocative photograph captures a row of empty bar chairs, bathed…
Please Read On ...Rhyme Of Threes
The Artist 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…
Please Read On ...A Golden Blue Hour
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…
Please Read On ...Why Did He Take This Photograph?
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…
Please Read On ...Monochrome Monoliths
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,…
Please Read On ...Luminous Anomalies
In this captivating image taken with the Leica Q3, I explored the fascinating realm of time exposure and motion photography to craft what I call “Luminous Anomalies.” By meticulously manipulating…
Please Read On ...Liminal Loading Dock
A lonely loading dock serves as a prime example of a liminal space, embodying the essence of transition and ambiguity. Liminal spaces are characterized by their role as thresholds—areas that…
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