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Fine Art News Publications

Article – FotoNostrum Magazine

Life is a journey of twists and turns that mold who we are; however, it is not the twists and turns which mold us, but rather, how we take and handle them. My life has comprised experiences ranging from the unexpected to the unconventional. All these experiences have influenced who I am and reflected in […]

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Canadian Maritimes Creative Philosophy Fine Art

Photographer’s Imagination

I found this quote in my daily emails by David Bailey, British photographer and director known for his advertising, celebrity, and fashion photographs. The quote is reflective of my creative philosophy and I would like to share it with you along with two excellent images. “It takes a lot of imagination to be a good […]

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Competition Results Fine Art

15th Julia Margaret Cameron Award Abstract, Professional – Honorable Mention

This 15th edition of the Julia Margaret Cameron Award for Women Photographers has been juried by Elizabeth Avedon. A total of 910 photographers from 63 countries have submitted 6,875 photographs for consideration of the pre-selection team of the Worldwide Photography Gala Awards and the final selection of the juror. Mushrooms have captured my imagination because […]

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Competition Results Fine Art

15th Julia Margaret Cameron Award Still Life, Professional – Honorable Mention

This 15th edition of the Julia Margaret Cameron Award for Women Photographers has been juried by Elizabeth Avedon. A total of 910 photographers from 63 countries have submitted 6,875 photographs for consideration of the pre-selection team of the Worldwide Photography Gala Awards and the final selection of the juror. FEAST explores the intimate connection & […]

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Competition Results Creative Philosophy Fine Art

Artistic Expression of the Orchid

Most artists focus on the saturated vibrant colors of their floral studies which can confuse the eye. My focus is on two complementary colors – black and white. Black and white photography is cleaner, and a good image can enhance the subject’s features – shape, lines and textures – the focus of my artwork. The […]

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Creative Philosophy

Sensual Stimulation

Do you take time to smell the roses? It may be a cliché, but new research suggests its sound advice for finding satisfaction in life. As Covid-19 pandemic ravage the world, we see the fragility of life and how fast it can happen. I personally experienced this fragility in 1985 when Pauline, my life partner, […]

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Competition Results Fine Art

April 2020 – Black & White

Oyster Mushroom 45 was shortlisted into the top tier of The Motif Collective’s competition and is featured in their April 2020 online gallery.

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Creative Philosophy

What’s in a Name – “Analog Art”

Before starting, I would like to share a definition by Goggle: “Analog art is any art where the material making the art is manipulated by hand, like paint. You can control any portion of it. Digital is constituted of many individual pieces of electronic information–such as pixels, in the case of digital photography–which cannot be further broken down.” August 30, […]

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What’s in a Name – “Spirit”

The name “Spirit of Analog Art” is very personal! For this post let us focus on the word “Spirit” and the circle image of mushroom shaped hearts. February 2018, my partner and soul mate, Pauline, of forty years passed away. We had built a connection on so many different levels which resulted in a strong […]

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Dodho Magazine Article

“Photography opened my eyes to the beauty and fragility of the world around me.”  Follow the following link https://www.dodho.com/still-life-mushrooms-by-dale-m-reid/