13 Replies to “Newsletter #138, January, 2017”

  1. So many photos here to linger over, explore and wonder about. We need constant reminders to move from the documentary to abstract and this newsletter reminds us with every image. If I had to choose my favourite, it would be hard but it might be “Inferno”. Thanks so much for sharing.

  2. chrisharrisphotos says: Reply

    Thanks Dennis. It’s always a pleasure to hear your thoughts. I value them!

  3. Isn’t it amazing how mistakes can lead you off in a whole new creative direction?
    Isn’t it amazing how with photography one never stops learning?

    1. You are absolutely right Peter. It’s the best!

  4. Another winner! Or should I say one newsletter with many winners! I am always so inspired when I see your images.

  5. Thank you Joan. You too are an inspiration…I think of you when I write them!

  6. Amazing imagery Chris and so inspirational!

    1. Thank you Bea. I get so excited about expressionist image making!! All the best with your image making too!

  7. craniosacralunwinding says: Reply

    Magic!!!! Flower pots my favourite!!! 🙂

    1. Thanks Karen. You are a ‘flower child’!

  8. I like everything you’re doing, Chris–even those few images I think may have failed you (those that just seem blurry and I stress to look at). But out of those, I presume, come such successes as Canoes at Rest and Waiting for Warmer Weather. I love getting to join you on your journey while sitting at my desk :). Seems to me that the “blurry” ones just need a small point or two where the eye can rest or be assured they are not just out of focus. Interesting…
    Jerre

    1. I know what you are saying. Just be aware that I am only sharing a work in progress. I am not just showing you what I consider my best, I am sharing with you my process. Just sharing and encouraging others to jump out of the box! Thanks.

  9. Chris, So many wonderful photos – the net loft abstracts are amazing – the canyon walls with light on them. Wow, – and the aspen copse – I love that you create beauty out of ordinary things.

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