Article History
A Surf Fisherman Heads Up the Beach
By: A. Macarthur • Photography & Art • 8 Comments • 7 years ago
Years ago, I spent a good amount of time fishing for bluefish and striped bass in the ocean surf at places like Barnegat Light, New Jersey and all along Jersey's Long Beach Island. Much of that fishing was done after sunset … Coleman lanterns guiding us up and down the sand and along the surf....
PART TWO ~ "Art Should not be a Copy of Reality … One of the Damned Things is Enough!":
By: A. Macarthur • Photography & Art • 19 Comments • 7 years ago
NOTE: If You Missed the Discussion Preceding this One … it's at this Link … https://thenewstalkers.com/community/discussion/42909/art-should-not-be-a-copy-of-reality-one-of-the-damned-things-is-enough#cm923357 Continuing … There are a number of variations of the quote in the headline...
"Art Should not be a Copy of Reality … One of the Damned Things is Enough!"
By: A. Macarthur • Photography & Art • 22 Comments • 7 years ago
There are a number of variations of the quote in the headline … https://quoteinvestigator.com/2018/10/01/copy/ … ultimately, I think it's a philosophical matter, one perhaps of preference, or, of a viewer's presupposition regarding what "Art is supposed to be." When I don't feel like "just...
A Penny for Your Thoughts? Hell no! Here's a Buck!
By: A. Macarthur • Photography & Art • 9 Comments • 7 years ago
Shot this (with a camera) on my way back from fishing late this afternoon … there were four White-tailed Deer Bucks in this clearing, I thought they might start crashing antlers … didn't happen … but got a number of good "portraits" like this one. © A. Mac/A.G.
Four-in-One … Creative Arts Thursday/Friday
By: A. Macarthur • 2025 ~ The CREATIVE ARTS GROUP ON THE NEWSTALKERS • 13 Comments • 7 years ago
In earlier days of photography, when a photographer wanted to combine two or more separate photos into one, "with some forethought, the photographer could create unique and artsy imagery by adding double exposures to his or her shooting repertoire. A double exposure is accomplished by...
Seriously Sepia
By: A. Macarthur • Photography & Art • 16 Comments • 7 years ago
In the early days of photography, black and white photos were sometimes tinted sepia tone … Sepia is a reddish-brown color, named after the rich brown pigment derived from the ink sac of the common cuttlefish Sepia. The word sepia is the Latinized form of the Greek σηπία, sēpía, cuttlefish. In...
First Frost of the Fall, No Fish Caught … No Complaints.
By: A. Macarthur • Photography & Art • 18 Comments • 7 years ago
When a cold front moves into the Pocono Mountains in October, the barometer rises and fish in still waters experience equilibrium difficulties … and to compensate, they usually head for deep water and suspend somewhere between the water surface and lake bottom … and generally lose their appetite...