It's "A PHOTO OR OTHER CREATIVE WORK EVERY FRIDAY," … You Know … FRIDAY!

Here's my pic Fishing at Sunset ( A. Mac)

New Posters … Three Travel, One Philosophical

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My Dawg, Gracie

From Original Scanned 35mm Transparency to A Travel Poster … In the Digital Age, Much is Possible.

Original scan of a 35mm Ektachrome Transparency (Mesa Verde Cliff Dwellings)A digital transformation of the above. All Rights Reserved/A. Mac

In Keeping with Our New, More Inclusive Format … "A Photo Every Friday" is Now, "A Creative Contribution Every Friday."

Hope I remember the name of this new feature.Here's mine Digital Painting The Window to the Universe ( All Rights Reserved/A. Mac)

The Power of Imagery and Words Combined

If, as it is believed, that "a picture is worth a thousand words," what is the worth of a picture and words that are synchronized?My newest poster.I put this picture and the quote together to create what I believe constitutes a metaphor that echoes itself that reverberates in a way. Is that...

A Work Around … Going Back in Order to Move Forward

In the late 1980's, when I got my first computer, I acquired an application that I found interesting in terms of creating imaginative graphics. It worked as what is referred to as a "plug-in," a module or software able to be added to a system to give extra features or functions.The application...

A PHOTO EVERY FRIDAY -- November 21, 2014

Yesterday I posted a Digital Art "Painting" -- one that I carelessly neglected to create at a high resolution and commercially viable size.But I have figured out a way to (sort of) create a marketable variation I took the low resolution original and copied it at it's small size and low...

Say What You Will …

Really I mean it literally say what you will about this "whatever it is" I generated.But don't ask me what it is because I had nothing in particular in mind when I made it sometimes I just mess around with imagery and most of the time, I close it, don't save it and it's gone.And other times, I...

It Is What It Is … Or Is It?

I created this image from a photograph which I will post after a while; BUT FIRST such "abstract" images have "POLYREFERENTIAL" qualities that is different viewers "see" different things.There is no "right" or "wrong" "vision" -- unless by some remote chance, someone "sees" the original photo...