Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
27 May 2014
Texture Press - Ian Barnard
Above is my first image that I've done with my new Texture Press download. I purchased it from Creative Market. The best part was that it was only $15. I have been trying to get this look on my hand lettering pieces for months. Numerous multi-stepped tutorials had left me frustrated and confused until I found this! I'm so excited about the possibilities. Buy it here. Thanks Fred for the heads up on this one. The photo is from my trip to Marfa last summer. Beautiful!
Labels:
hand drawn,
marfa,
photography,
photoshop
29 July 2011
Photography Show Award
Well, I'm pleased to announce that my Texan Motel photo received 3rd place in the altered process category at the Visual Arts Guild of Frisco Photography Show. I won $50, so that was cool. The show is up until August 19th at the Frisco Discovery Center. If you are in town, you should check it out.....there is some awesome stuff up there. In other news, I just got back in town after a week long trip to Tennessee. I'm now ready to get some art going. I have some new stuff in the works.
Labels:
photography
08 July 2011
Prepping For Photography Show
Above are my entries for the Visual Arts Guild of Frisco Photography Show. I've got the photo transfers framed with some old yard sticks. I'm really liking how they look framed up with the rulers. This may be a new touch I stick with. In other news, my studio is just about complete. I've only got a few more boxes to unpack and after that I should be ready to roll and create some new stuff. I'll post pics when I get it ready!
Labels:
photography,
studio
30 June 2011
Bonus Tracks
I'll be entering a few of these in a local photography show soon. The will be in the alternative process catagory. In the meantime, hang tight. The studio is getting there. New work soon!
Labels:
acrylic transfers,
photography
31 March 2011
New Holga Prints In!
Cadillac Ranch - Amarillo, TX
Cowboy Motel - Amarillo, TX
Sun 'n Sand Motel - Santa Rosa, NM
Texas Tech University Administration Building - Lubbock, Texas
Here are a few shots from spring break. I'm saving the really cool ones for later....but these are pretty sweet if I do say so myself!
Labels:
Holga,
new mexico,
photography,
Texas
22 March 2011
Old Motel Signs Along Old Rt. 66 from Spring Break
Sun N Sand Motel - Santa Rosa, NM
La Cita - Tucumcari, NM
Palomino Motel - Tucumcari, NM
Silver Spur Motel - Amarillo, TX - look familiar?
Here are a few of my pictures from our trip out to New Mexico. I sent off 3 rolls from the Holga to get developed today. I can't wait to see how they turn out!
Labels:
neon,
new mexico,
photography,
signs,
Texas
21 December 2010
The Holga Is Back!
Mines in Creede, Colorado
Old Ford Tailgate - Little Squaw Resort, Colorado
Labels:
colorado,
Holga,
photography
30 November 2010
Green on Gruene
Green on Gruene
Here is one the many photos I took over the Thanksgiving break. Yes, it's my favorite place in Texas: Gruene Hall. Make sure and check back tomorrow for the first installment of the Junky Trinkets Holiday Gift Guide.
Labels:
Gruene Hall,
photography,
texana
17 May 2010
Family Photos - Hillary Anne Photography
Wow! They're not fighting!
I don't usually post a lot about my family on JT. That's not what this blog is about. I'll leave that to all the stay at home moms to do.....but since photography is art, I thought I'd showcase the work of a very talented local photographer that took our family photos last weekend. Her name is Hillary Wysong of Hillary Anne Photography. We are thrilled by the results! Our photos were shot in and around downtown McKinney, Texas. If you are in the Dallas / Ft. Worth area and need a photographer that knows what they are doing, we would strongly recommend Hillary! She even shared some of our pics on her blog along with a shout out to JT!
Labels:
photography
10 May 2010
FISD Art Show Photos, Shrimp & Grits, Family Pictures, and New Business Cards
Me posing in front of my paintings
Nice work from the dusted juke!
More great artwork!
For those of you that missed the show, which was most of you, I thought that I would share a few photos from the gallery. It was a real nice set up and all the artwork looked great on display! The show runs through June 18th....come check it out! That was just one of the highlights of our eventful Mother's Day weekend. Our family also had our pictures taken by the very talented local photographer : Hillary Wysong. Check out her blog. She had picked out some really cool locations for our shoot. We can't wait to see them! On Sunday, I was asked by my lovely wife to prepare shrimp and grits for her Mother's Day dinner....I had no problem with that! It was delicious as usual! Today, I ordered some new mini business cards from moo.com. My old business cards are almost all gone and they were pretty boring. These new cards are a little smaller but they are much thicker and you can get artwork images on each side. I'll share the results when they arrive. I have high hopes!
Labels:
art shows,
photography
02 April 2010
More Holga Shots From Spring Break
Guadalupe Mountains National Park along Devil's Hall TrailI get all my Holga prints run here:
Labels:
Holga,
photography
31 March 2010
Style Station - Holga


I got my developed Holga prints back today! I'll post a few here and there in the upcoming days. Some of them turned out great and some not so good. I'm still a rookie at this and I'm still learning some things about the Holga through trial and error. Above are some images of the Style Station north of Waco. One of my favorite little places along I-35. They have some sweet threads!
Labels:
Holga,
photography,
Texas
24 March 2010
22 March 2010
Santa Fe Railroad Car - Carlsbad, New Mexico
Here are two of my favorite pictures from the trip. I have a thing for trains and Santa Fe....if you didn't know that already. I took some of this with the Holga too. I mailed off 5 rolls of 120 film to Dwayne's Photo today. When they get back, I got a feeling that I'll have some new favorites!
Labels:
new mexico,
photography,
trains
21 March 2010
Spring Break in New Mexico - Neon Signs
Labels:
neon,
new mexico,
photography,
sign
20 January 2010
My Photos Have Arrived!
"Star"
"Big Sky"I mentioned a few weeks ago that something I wanted to do for the New Year was to start collecting original artwork and photography from many of my favorite artists. Above are some of the new prints that I purchased from the very talented photographer Bomobob on Etsy. They were taken with a Holga and they look great. This shop has some really colorful photos and they run some great package deals. I've got them framed up in some nice little IKEA Ribba frames.
Labels:
photography
08 January 2010
Starting The Collection - Stardust Motel Sign - Marfa, Texas
My new purchase!This has been a crazy week....sorry for the lack of posts. First of all I had to go back to work after 16 days off. That takes a little adjustment. Secondly, it's freezing here in Dallas! We had no school yesterday because of some slick spots on the roads....I was out at 9 AM and the roads were perfect. Wind chills are in the single digits.....burrrr. Waste of a day that we'll have to make up when it's actually nice in April. On a more pleasant subject, I am staying true to my New Year's resolution and I began buying some original art/photos. Like I said a few days ago, I'm starting small and will hopefully build up. The second image shown above is the first purchase. It comes from a talented photographer from Austin - Rachel Goldstar. Make sure and check out her Etsy shop for some cool pics! Its a great photo of the good ole Stardust Motel sign on the outskirts of Marfa. The first photo is one that I took of the same sign a few years back. Rachel's is way better! I'll keep you posted on some of the other things that are about to fill my gallery wall.
Labels:
marfa,
photography
17 December 2009
More Gruene Hall Holga


Here are two more images from my "good roll" of B&W 120 film. I'll be on Christmas vacation starting tomorrow afternoon through January 3rd. I'm hoping to get out and burn through some more rolls over the next few weeks. I've also just finished a new collage painting which I'll post after Christmas day.
Labels:
Holga,
photography
16 December 2009
Gruene Hall Holga Double Exposure #2

What fun is a Holga if you don't play around with some double exposures? Since the Holga is a camera that you have to manually advance, you can take pictures on top of each other to get really cool effects. See above. I'm actually pretty impressed with how centered I got this one!
Labels:
Holga,
photography
15 December 2009
Holga Prints - Gruene Hall #1 and others
Gruene Hall on a quiet foggy morning.
Will Rogers statue at Texas Tech - overexposed....dang it!
A little blurry....but not too bad. It's still a little interestingI had 3 rolls of film developed from my Holga camera last week. One roll turned out great, and the other two.........not so much. The roll that turned out great was a roll that I shot in early November. It was a B&W roll of 120. You may have noticed my new picture for my profile. It's my first self portrait with my Holga off of this roll. I shot some pictures of Gruene Hall and some pictures of my kids at the Dallas Arboretum on this roll. I'm really happy how they turned out! The other two rolls........well I'm not so thrilled about them. Apparently the bulb switch on the bottom of the camera was accidentally switched to the wrong setting and my shutter was open too long and caused most of my images to be washed out and blurred. I discovered the culprit on a website specializing in all things Holga. I'm really bummed because I thought I had captured some great images of the San Antonio missions, Texas Tech University, and some old neon signs. I'm using this as a learning experience and I will make sure that history doesn't repeat itself. Above are a few of my images. I've posted one from each roll. I'll post more of the good ones in the next few days.
Labels:
Holga,
photography
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