New Nature Photography on Canvas
While I’m busy outdoors taking all new photos for you, I thought it was time I processed my work from last summer and this past spring for you. This image is a macro shot of
New Fine Art Nature Photography
This new piece is available right now at my Zazzle store. Are you looking for a very special gift for a very special person? Art is always the right answer. This beautiful fern is nestled
Fine Art Nature Photography
This fine art piece is truly breathtaking and worth of being in your home or office. Three panels each feature a different photograph. Vivid greens, muted browns, and photos that will always remind you of
Blue Flower Wrapped Canvas
A bold photo of a bright blue wildflower on a green background was printed on canvas. This art is perfect for a home, office, or even the dorm room. A beautiful image on canvas that
Fine Art Photography New Work
I’m working on some beautiful new posters, canvas, and metal prints for you. I seem to be forever playing catch up to all the photos I take, LOL. Today this beautiful image is a macro
A Good Day for Photography
Many people think that a bright sunny day is the best day for photography of any kind. And they’d be wrong. An overcast day is best for all types of photography unless you are going
Capturing a memory. Nature Photography at its finest.
I took this photo one cold fall day because it was such early fall snow. The leaves on the trees and bushes were still a vibrant color. Not a lot of snow fell but enough
Buy art because you fell in love with it.
As I mentioned in a previous post you shouldn’t buy art for investment. Any attempt to make money just means you will lose money. As an artist, I create what I do because there was
Fine Art is about what you feel.
Never buy art for investment. That is a risky move and really doesn’t speak to what art is all about. Artists create art to express something usually an emotion. They created that art because they
So where did it all start. . .
by Kelly Paal It all started somewhere in the early 1980’s, yes I’m giving away my age, with a disk camera. It was cheap little thing and took awful quality photos. For a kid, it