Nancy’s Photo a Week prompt is Funny Signs this week, and these blank billboards kept coming to mind. Captured in New Mexico during a road trip in 1999
Joining in with
Nancy Merrill Photography’s weekly challenge. Check out her post here.
This week’s challenge was to post a still photo showing motion.
I shot this on the east coast of Florida on my 2014 road trip.
Joining in with
Nancy Merrill Photography’s weekly challenge. Check out her post here.
and
Grammy’s Grid – Photo Theme
I’ve driven across the US many times and in the process I’ve developed some photographic obsessions.
Hay Bales.
Grain Silos.
Water Towers!
This is one I captured in Cisco, TX. 
See the fingerprints in the lower left?
I used the photo as reference for this pastel:
Do you have road trip obsessions?
Joining in with
Nancy Merrill Photography’s weekly challenge. Check out her post here.
I’m setting the intention that I WILL return to Seattle in August to take part in the Superfine Art Fair! I’m in the fair, I’m super ready for a fine road trip.
Will the fair happen? Will gatherings of “more than X” be allowed? Fingers crossed!
Photos from a Seattle road trip in 2017:
See more of the trip here.
This is my response to Nancy Merrill Photography’s weekly Photo a Week Challenge. This week’s theme Summer Vacation 2020
It’s another weekly challenge from iScriblr, her theme this week is ART.
By now, if you’re a regular here, you know this site is all about the art — the art of trucks! (haha).
I have a lot of blogs, with different angles on my many interests (here are ALL my links). I started this blog to learn WordPress, in anticipation of changing my art website to a WordPress platform. Mission (more or less) accomplished.
My latest art (promotional) activity has been focused on art fairs, since I no longer am with a gallery.
I took the trucks to The Beverly Hills Art Show two weeks ago and didn’t sell any. Boo.
This week, I’ve been working on an application for the Luxembourg Art Prize and uploading my work to Saatchi Art. I’m concentrating on my 2014 On the Edge: US series and have been updating all the images in a new desktop version of Waterlogue [I was comped a copy for being a beta tester]. This new version has been great for my road trip photos, since I like need to edit them and I am able to do a much better job in Photoshop vs editing on my phone, which I currently do for the trucks.
Here is an example:
I guess I’ll be getting back on a virtual road trip.
I have scads of road photos to process!
And yes, I have a road trip blog!
also available as an open edition print on Society6
[I recieve a commission]
Every commuter’s dream — an empty freeway.
This piece is in a group show at the newly relocated TAG Gallery.
The Grand ReOpening Reception is tonight, Saturday, May 20, 5-8pm.
TAG Gallery
5458 Wilshire Blvd
LA, CA 90036
Reproductions are available here on Society6 [I receive a small commission].
As a few of you know, I like to do solo road trips.
I LIKE being by myself.
West Texas is one of the more lonely corners of the US, and I find it consistently inspiring.
Here’s a shot from my 2014 circumnavigation of the US:
This post inspired by The Daily Post’s weekly Photo Challenge.
This week’s theme is Solitude
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