11/27/10
Leads Steve and Carson
Extreme wide-angle lens
creates the widening effect
in this actually fairly small room
e.g.: the elongated microwave on the left
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11/21/10
11/17/10 9:03 AM
11/6/10
11/2/10
Steve fixes the roof
The main thing I learned from Rich, who has an incredibly high standard of wellness, is that the medical establishment that reigns in America, big pharma, hardly has a clue as to the underlying causes of illness and how to reverse them. Germany is far more advanced in this area. But we don’t have freedom of medicine written into our Constitution, and the love of money runs big pharma, and they try to suppress everything else.
So the revelation to me is that when we pray for people to get healed, God knows what needs to be done and we often really don’t. So it’s important to pray, realizing this, praying that God will do whatever needs to be done — not limiting what needs to be done through our limited understanding, mentally hogtied by big pharma, who act like they know much more than they really do — and who actively suppress real medical truth.
And of course, there is also the demonic factor, which is another subject. I’m talking about natural forces here, which is what Rich deals with.
I expect that when revival comes, The Third Great Awakening, that many will walk in total, soaring, 100% health: ONEcanhappen!
11/3/10
Mom and Rich Newman, D.C.
The closest I got to the Sequoias, this time
10/31/10
They eat outside down there
10/30/10
Costco food court
Goleta, California
I left myself a few days before and after the printing class to shoot the Sequoias, but the weather didn’t come through. So I went to Carmel and drove highway 1, instead, when I arrived in California. And after the class, I shot some close-up flower photos here, with permission. They were really nice! There weren’t a lot of flowers in bloom, but I got one really nice shot that I’ll post someday.
10/30/10
While in Seattle, it dawned on me that I should visit Art Wolfe’s gallery, only to discover they were closed, 6pm on a Friday night. The hours open info was not shown; though, this new exhibit was supposed to have started the day before. Not a soul was in sight.
Later, I spoke with a former employee at an art supplies store, and he said he was frustrated by how short the gallery’s hours were back then.
Well at least Art’s landscape photos weren’t displayed. I don’t feel I missed out as much. The horse photos would be interesting, but I’d really like to see the prints of the photos I’ve only seen in books and on the internet.
Here is what the photos look like lit up.
all photos 10/22/10
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Some of these prints were huge!
He sells 70-inch prints on his site.
10/22/10
10/24/10
I’ve been watching the Tour of California in the last few years. After the cyclists ride across the Bixby Bridge, south of Carmel, the commentators talk about the Redwoods along this portion of Highway 1 — but they don’t show them. And I’ve often wondered why.
Perhaps it’s because they’re mostly nonexistent.
These trees were among the only stand of Redwoods that I noticed during the drive — unlike the groves that can continue for miles in northern California. This group was only about 500 foot deep.
10/24/10
Raindrops on the lens blur part of the image
10/24/10
Bixby Bridge
I’ve been wanting to shoot this bridge for awhile. But the weather was so nasty that I didn’t even take out the 5D2. It was raining and blowing and even somewhat foggy.
And most of the drive down the long, windy stretch of highway 1, south of here, was more of a chore than a joy because of the visibility. At least I had the sense to make sure to negotiate it during daylight.
Though I couldn’t see much. I’m glad I did it. Besides Bixby, my redwood question got answered — which I’ll explain tomorrow in another pic.
10/24/10
LX5
10/24/10
10/24/10
The most beautiful garage
Carmel
10/24/10
The boy is throwing a stone,
while this sandy beach isn’t much more than
a stone’s throw from the shops downtown.
Carmel, California
10/24/10
Weston Gallery —
the third oldest gallery in the nation
And the curator was a joy to talk with
There is a wall in here I would recommend not looking at —
which is what I did —
lust freedom!
The curator allowed me to take photos,
but the coolest Ansel Adams ones
had the bad wall reflection in it
So…
10/24/10
Genuine Ansel Adams prints
some probably worth about $500,000
in a Carmel gallery
I was told that Ansel lived in Carmel
during his later years
crop
Detail zoom of the lights reflected off of the waves
in the full photo below
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full photo
10/27/10
1:45 AM
Santa Barbara beach
Sailboats bob under the stars
as an Oil platform’s light reflects off of the waves
that disappear in this long exposure
Canon 5D MkII wearing a Nikon 14-24mm
10/24/10
10/26/10
On one morning,
palm branches like these
were all over the street.
10/29/10
Our digital darkroom/classroom
(the fourth row was blocked by a pillar)
The Fine Art of Digital Printing
Brooks Institute,
Santa Barbara
10/28/10
This tree dropped these flowers on my rental car during class
I was walking on the beach at midnight,
and I spotted this interesting structure.
So I thought I’d check it out.
10/28/10
The plaza at
Santa Barbara
LX5
We can’t take ourselves too seriously
10/16/10
Bird Bath Ice
(LX5 hand-held)
I’m in the mirror
10/12/10
REI Anchorage
10/9/10
University Lake
(LX5 at 24mm)