Photo
Impressionism is the essence of my
approach to photography because with it I can express my
visual feelings truthfully without an artificial concern
for technical perfection.
Impressionist images using digital techniques can
emphasize the emotional character of the subject in a
way that is more revealing than traditional photography.
My style of Photo Impressionism uses special techniques to simplify and intensify the
colors and visual planes of the subject. The integrity of the image is preserved, but the colors and textures are enhanced or minimized. The intent is to produce a stronger visual impression that talks to
the emotions more than the intellect.
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PROVENCE RED |
HUNTINGTON BEACH STROLL
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BRITTANY BOATS |
NITE EIFFEL |
FOIX ARCHES
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PURPLE GRASS |
MEXICAN STAIRS |
NOTRE DAME |
ST MARC'S HORSES
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CARCASSONNE |
ST REMY |
PARIS PIGEONS |
SUNFLOWER |
ST.
LIZIER ARCH |
MAINE WHARF |
PARISIEN ARTIST
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JERUSALEM OF GOLD |
LONG ROAD HOME |
PALMYRA WINDOW |
DEER CHATEAU |
PYRENEES SHEEP |
BICYCLES |
FRENCH CAROUSEL |
STRIPES |
CANNES FOUNTAIN |
ABBEY ARCHES |
EVENING GRASS |
RED DRESS |
EIFFEL TOWER PARK |
PEACE BRANCH |
OLD ORCHARD BEACH |
MANGOES
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PARK CITY MAIN |
FRENCH LAMPS |
PLACE DES VOSGES |
EIFFEL
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Many of these photographs were
shown in an exhibit sponsored by the Utah Arts Council in 2004, then at the Patrick Moore Gallery in 2006 and 2007, and
the Eccles Art Center in 2008. The
images were
produced with a variety of techniques to emphasize the Impressionistic style.
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