Sunrise, Atlantic Ocean from Assateague Island, May 1991.

Bascule Farm, Spring, 2001

Ferris Wheel of the Chincoteague Pony Penning and Carnival. Original: Kodachrome 64.

Late summer dusk falls on Maryland, Market, and Shipwright Streets, Annapolis, Maryland. Original: Ektachrome SW; Camera: Nikon FM3a; Lens: Nikkor 35-70mm; Exposure: f/5.6 Auto; Scanner Nikon LS 5000.

Trestle across the Potomac River viewed from James Rumsey Monument Park

Ektacrhome slide scan, December 1988.

Film: 35mm Kodachrome 64; Camera: Minolta SRT 100; Scanner: Nikon LS 5000

Viewers will find these posted as LinkedIn posts and status line statements as part of an effort to garner some love in that community.

How is it going?

It’s like drowning.  Items that should garner positive attention for any number of reasons just aren’t attracting click-and-look efforts.  The set plus others have been displayed on LinkedIn but a look or two doth not make for exciting marketing.

One’s enjoyment and pursuit of an art, or several, should not hinge on social approval or enthusiasm.  I think it perfectly legitimate to strive to make beautiful things and to make things beautiful.  Let the audience come and go.  God, nature, and the universe remain ever present and all artists present with them in the making of art.

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